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Remembering Larry Himmel
Larry Himmel, a legendary figure in San Diego’s broadcasting landscape, left an indelible mark on our hearts. His wit, humor, and genuine storytelling endeared him to viewers across the city. On November 5, 2014, Larry Himmel passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.
A Master of Many Trades
Larry’s talents transcended traditional boundaries. Whether reporting on weather or sports, he had an innate ability to find the hidden gems of San Diego. His stories were more than news—they were snapshots of our community, shared with warmth and authenticity. Colleagues remember him as the “master of all trades,” a sentiment echoed by those who had the privilege of working alongside him.
San Diego’s Storyteller
Larry Himmel’s career spanned decades, beginning in 1979 when he joined the San Diego broadcasting scene. His infectious laughter and genuine curiosity made him a beloved fixture on local television. From feature reporting to producing a half-hour comedy show, Larry’s impact was far-reaching. He didn’t just report the news; he wove narratives that celebrated our city’s spirit and resilience.
A Lasting Legacy
As we bid farewell to Larry, we honor his legacy. His storytelling enriched our lives, and his kindness touched our souls. Larry Himmel was an original—a beacon of light in our media landscape. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues at KFMB as we remember the man who made our business better and entertained us along the way.
Let us cherish the memories of Larry Himmel, the broadcaster who brought San Diego into our homes, one heartfelt story at a time.
