Audrey Beth Davis, the retired leisure journalist who labored for the Lippin Group, has died. She was 82 years previous.
Davis died Friday in Pennsylvania of pure causes, the place she was surrounded by household, associates and caregivers, the Lippin Group introduced.
She was born in Brooklyn, New York on October 17, 1943 and graduated from Midwood Excessive Faculty in 1960. Earlier than embarking on her profession in public relations, Davis labored for Goodson Todman on The sport of matches.
Within the late Nineteen Seventies, she joined Stone Associates and her companion Dick Lippin invited her to hitch his new agency, Lippin & Grant. Davis continued to work on the firm till shifting to Lippin Group in 1986 and remained with Lippin till 2008, when she retired as govt vice chairman.
“Audrey was a part of our founding crew and when she retired, it was a tragic day,” Dick Lippin, chairman and CEO of the Lippin Group, stated in an announcement to The Hollywood Reporter. “She was a beautiful, loving lady and a consummate skilled.”
All through her profession in leisure PR, Davis has targeted on tv, which has led her to work on a large number of titles through the years. A number of the exhibits she has lent her abilities to incorporate beloved favorites similar to The Golden Ladies; Empty nest; The love boat; Legislation and order; Legislation and Order: Particular Victims Unit; Legislation and order: prison intent; and the Emmy Award-winning CBS miniseries Scarlett.
Survivors embrace her sister Rhonda and her husband Jim; sister Sharon; his niece Rebecca and her husband Konrad; nephew Hank and his spouse Karen; and his great-nephews and nieces Jake, Sarah, Zoe and Hannah. In lieu of flowers, donations could also be despatched to St. Francis Home.