Harry Porterfield, beloved CBS 2 anchor behind "Someone You Should Know," dies at 95

Legendary former CBS 2 news reporter and anchor Harry Porterfield has died at the age of 95. His family confirmed that Harry died Monday morning of natural causes after a short illness, surrounded by his famil in Munster, Indiana.
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[@moriyahmarieyisraelMrsMoore]

I learned so much from Mr. Poterfield. Much respect & gratitude to him. My condolences to his family.

[@acc4465]

I loved this guy. Great calming personality. This guy did a lot of good. RIP.

[@SillyGrandma99]

I remember him & miss his calm demeanor & knowledge

[@I2AmUS]

I remember him as a child and I loved his spots on channel 2. Rest in power Harry Porterfield! ❤🖤💚

[@Mujali1404]

Thank You

[@sharonrichmond5507]

So sorry he’s gone. We love you Mr. Porterfield🙏❤️💫🌹

[@johnaltobello5095]

Always a professional.

[@Yaitzboy]

I didn’t recognize the name or the face at first but once I heard him talk I recognized his voice. RIP Sir. May your memory be a blessing and your legacy live on.

[@user-hv5gb3zl8i]

Be at peace Sir you will be missed.

[@lellensmanuel]

Rest well, Sir Porterfield.

[@pattym9133]

R.I.P. MR.PORTERFIELD.

[@savelikeaprowithleah5157]

🙏🙏🙏

[@johnljacksonjr5074]

R.I.P. Harry Class Act , great example of

[@bethbatt2081]

Wow, so in 1976 our neighbors were the "someones"; they had created an insanely wonderful animatronic Halloween display in their front yard. They were profiled about a week before Halloween; for the rest of the week leading up to the day, hundreds of cars crammed our street every night as people drove from all over the city to see the display for themselves. I remember watching the segment (I was 9) and then staying up to 11pm to watch it on the repeat (no VCRs in those days!)