Beyond television, Bennett was deeply committed to community and the arts, serving as CEO of the Ojai Music Festival and contributing to numerous charitable and educational organizations. Known for his integrity, leadership, and talent-spotting abilities, his legacy lives on through the programs he developed and the cultural institutions he supported, marking the end of an era in television history.
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