KSBY’s Jeanette Trompeter to sign off in early 2016
Jeanette Trompeter. Image from KSBY TV
Emmy Award winning KSBY TV news anchor Jeanette Trompeter is planning to step out from behind the news desk in early 2016 to take some time for herself and focus on a side project, according to a report today from the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce.
“Insiders report that Trompeter and station management have been working together on a transition plan and a nationwide search for a replacement has already started,” the report says. “After 30 years in news, Trompeter plans on putting more attention towards Ruby Shoes Wine Club, which she helped start three years ago.”
“She will start working on a part-time basis in December with her last day at the end of March 2016,” the report says. “The San Luis Obispo native and Cal Poly grad started at KSBY when she was at Cal Poly before moving to the Midwest to work for media outlets in Des Moines and Minneapolis. She returned to KSBY in January of 2010.”
It's a great move for her. The depressing news doesn't fit her happy personality. I applaud her for taking her career in a new direction.
Your personality, sense of humor, and appeal will be missed. Wish you all the best with life and, perhaps, some more time to enjoy it.
Congratulations! A new career is always exciting. Would u send me info about the Ruby Shoes Wine Club? tingeys@aol.com
And she's recently engaged
You will be missed, but sure you are excited about your new journey.I too love your sense of humor and great personality which will take you far. Enjoy!
You will be missed by us every evening as we watch the local news. I do hope this career change was of your choice. Cynic that I am — if all of a sudden Dave is not doing the weather much anymore I will begin to wonder —
Sorry Jeanette to see you leave but wish you all the best. Congratulations on your recent engagement, you will be missed, have a great life! Marti
So sorry to see you go! Is your brother Scott Trompeter if so I worked with him at Martin Marietta in the 80's. A really great guy! So it must run in the family! I am so happy for you I wish you well!!
It's a great move for her. The depressing news doesn't fit her happy personality. I applaud her for taking her career in a new direction.
Your personality, sense of humor, and appeal will be missed. Wish you all the best with life and, perhaps, some more time to enjoy it.
Congratulations! A new career is always exciting. Would u send me info about the Ruby Shoes Wine Club? tingeys@aol.com
And she's recently engaged
You will be missed, but sure you are excited about your new journey.I too love your sense of humor and great personality which will take you far. Enjoy!
You will be missed by us every evening as we watch the local news. I do hope this career change was of your choice. Cynic that I am — if all of a sudden Dave is not doing the weather much anymore I will begin to wonder —
Sorry Jeanette to see you leave but wish you all the best. Congratulations on your recent engagement, you will be missed, have a great life! Marti
So sorry to see you go! Is your brother Scott Trompeter if so I worked with him at Martin Marietta in the 80's. A really great guy! So it must run in the family! I am so happy for you I wish you well!!