Background
Busse, Mary Fonetta McCormick was born on September 16, 1952 in Butte, Montana, United States. Daughter of Manly Kirkwood and Margaret Idale McCormick.
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Mary Fonetta McCormick Busse
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Mary Fonetta McCormick Busse, American broadcast executive. Recipient Emmy awards, National Academy television Arts & Sciences, Seattle, 1979-1980. Board directors, founder Drug Information & Mobile Crisis Organization, Cheney, Washington, 1973; Member of International Documentary Association, American Film Institute, Women in Cable, Women in Film, National Press Photographers Association (awards 1978, 1980), Sierra Club.
Education
Bachelor in Radio-television Management, Eastern Washington State College, 1974.
Career
Commercial operations manager Station KING-television, Seattle, 1974—1975, broadcast standards and operations director, chief news film and tape editor, 1975—1976, cameraperson, 1976—1980. Mini-cam engineer Station KABC-television, Los Angeles, 1980—1983. Network news producer NBC, Burbank, 1983.
Director special projects Merrimack Productions, Los Angeles, since 1984.
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Membership
Board directors, founder Drug Information & Mobile Crisis Organization, Cheney, Washington, 1973. Member of International Documentary Association, American Film Institute, Women in Cable, Women in Film, National Press Photographers Association (awards 1978, 1980), Sierra Club.
Connections
Married David Robert Busse, December 31, 1983.
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American