The news hit like a punch. Anthony Geary is gone, and suddenly daytime television feels smaller, colder, unfinished. Fans are reeling, but the deepest grief lives far from the studio lights, in the quiet corners he fought to protect. Behind the legend was a man who chose love over applause, silence over spotli… Continues…
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