Veteran Daily Mail Journalist John Edwards Dies Aged 91

Dyson Edward James passed away at 23, remembered for his passion, joy, and close connections with family and friends, with a life marked by sports, hunting, and music, and survived by his parents, brother, cousin, expectant son, and extended family. Renowned journalist John Edwards, who covered major global events from the 1960s through 2007, including the American civil rights movement and Vietnam War, died just before his 92nd birthday; his work for the Daily Mail was noted for its raw, moving, and insightful reporting, highlighting the human spirit and societal issues such as the asylum system. Wimberly Edwards, a founding professor of the Occupational Therapy program at York College and a pioneering advocate for African-American occupational therapists, also passed at 92; she was celebrated for her leadership, mentorship, and contributions to the field, including co-founding the Black Occupational Therapy Caucus in 1974. Each individual left a significant legacy in their respective communities and professions, remembered for their dedication, influence, and the positive impact they made on others.