FOX4′S ALFORD RENEWS MARRIAGE VOWS ON MORNING SHOW

JohnLandsberg
February 14th, 2013

The crew at Fox 4 in the morning seems to have done just about everything in the years they have been together.

Today marked a new first as veteran anchor Mark Alford renewed his wedding vows with his wife, Leslie, live on the air on Valentine’s Day during the 9 a.m. hour.

The pair have been married 23 years.

Former Kansas City Chief running back Tony Richardson officiated at the ceremony.

The secret to a successful marriage, according to Alford?

“Try not to always think of yourself,” he said as he got a little emotional. “And try to put the other person first.”

“I’d say lots of counseling,” noted Leslie. “Counseling is a good thing.”

 

7 Responses

  1. Pat Carlson says:

    A CYNICAL VIEW
    The correct name of the holiday is St. Valentines Day. Yes, I know no one says, “Saint,” anymore.

    I think “renewing” wedding vows is just an excuse to play dress-up. After all, since marriage is supposed to be for life, wedding vows don’t expire or need to be renewed. Regardless, I’m glad WDAF had time on its “news” show to bring us this exciting news story.

    • JohnLandsberg says:

      Way to take the luster off a tear-jerker story, Pat. I’m surprised you didn’t mention this is the February sweeps period for TV…

  2. Ernest Evans says:

    CONGRATS TO COUPLE
    Congratulations to the “renewed” couple!! May you have many happy years together. Mark, you make a good point-the world would be an infinitely better place if people were not so self-centered. Take care!! Sincerely, Respectfully and In Christ Ernest Evans

  3. Mike says:

    IMPORTANT STATEMENT
    My wife and I renewed at our 35th..and it was with us and our priest, only, but it’s important to make that statement before God that you are committed to each other.
    Good for Mark!

  4. mike says:

    STOP…
    Stop it, John, you’re killing me..

  5. BK says:

    SWEEPS
    Mike has the right idea - do it privately. As far as mentioning that it’s sweeps month - well, that WAS my first thought.

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