Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
Willie Geist was inspired to pursue journalism by his father, Bill Geist. Get to know details about the ‘Today’ host’s dad.
Willie Geist ran a half-marathon this weekend to raise money for Parkinson's Disease. His father, TV journalist and author Bill Geist, has lived with Parkinson's for decades.
Geist and his wife Jody, who were married in June 1970, live in New York City and have two children: Willie Geist, a television personality on NBC and MSNBC; and Libby Geist Wildes, a documentary film producer at ESPN.
His father, former New York Times columnist and CBS News journalist Bill Geist, has Parkinson's disease. Geist also is a board member at Operation Mend , an organization at UCLA Medical Center that provides free surgery and care to America's most severely injured military veterans.
NBC News anchor Willie Geist is now 45, just two years younger than his father, Bill Geist, a retired CBS Sunday Morning correspondent, was when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. "I definitely think about it," says Willie.
Willie Geist Dad Bill Geist: Job, Retirement, Parkinson's. The reporter married social worker Jody Geist in 1970 and helped raise their two kids, Willie and Libby, while balancing his...
Willie Geist: What my father has given me. There are a lot of things about my Dad that I probably shared from the moment I slipped into Dr. LaPata’s waiting arms at Evanston Hospital in...