Worry (mid 80s) and the perennial Lawnmower Music (late 80s to mid 90s).

“She also contributed interviews to Women On the Line, part of the CBAA’s National Programming Service, which at the time was distributed on cassette to community stations across the country, and worked with the likes of Nicky Page (who started at Triple M and later moved to 5UV/ Radio Adelaide) and Deb Welch (former General Manager of Radio Adelaide).

“After a break from about 1994 while her children were growing up, she came back and started co-presenting Oscillate Wildly with me in 1999.

“Apart from her on-air activities, Kerry was very active in the running of the station, including being a member of BOTA (Broadcast Operations and Training) in the mid 80s, then its successors – the OperationsSub Committee in the late 80s and the Programming Committee in the early 90s.

“Kerry was also a member of the Management Committee/Board for much of the time from around 1986 through to about 1994 and then again in 2014-16. She was Chair of the PMBA in the early 90s and convener of VAT from 2014-16.”

Kerry was an excellent interviewer, announcer, trainer and above all an excellent person with a wicked sense of humour.

On behalf of the PMBA Board and members, our deepest thoughts and condolences go to Kerry’s family and friends.

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It’s true, I’m proud to say that I worked on One O’clock Stop with Kerry. Right from the start she was a skilled and warm presenter. And she immediately got what community radio is about and made