Former television presenter Rosemarie Pfluger died

Longtime television host Rosemarie Pfluger is dead. She died on Tuesday after a serious illness at the age of 65 surrounded by her family.

This was announced by Swiss television SF on its website on Friday. Rosemarie Pfluger had come to television in 1970 after an interlude in radio through a casting show. There she worked as an announcer, presenter and editor, according to SDA. Among other things, she hosted "Grüezi mitenand" with Kurt Felix and the entertainment show "Zum doppelten Engel" with Ines Torelli.

In 1989, she then moved to 3sat, the joint station of ZDF, ORF, SRG and ARD. There she produced the documentary series "Zeitgenossen" and "Reiseland Schweiz". Rosemarie Pfluger also lent her voice to several
Audio book productions. She lived in Zurich-Höngg.
 

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