Remembering Wanda Smith: Atlanta Radio Icon Passes Away at 58

The city of Atlanta is mourning the loss of a beloved radio personality as Wanda Smith, best known for co-hosting Frank and Wanda in the Morning on V-103, has passed away at the age of 58. The news was confirmed by the station in a post on social media on Saturday night.

Rick Caffey, the SVP & Market Manager of V-103, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram expressing the station’s grief over the loss of Wanda Smith. He described her as someone who always made people smile and who was a significant part of V-103 for many years. The station announced that they would be paying tribute to the iconic radio personality during Sunday Morning Praise with Larry Tinsley, encouraging listeners to call in and share their stories and experiences.

Mayor Andre Dickens also paid tribute to Wanda Smith, acknowledging her as a staple in Atlanta’s media and culture. He praised her for her ability to connect with listeners and provide a sense of comfort and laughter during both good and bad times.

In addition to her radio career, Wanda Smith also made appearances in several films and was involved in empowering young girls through her organization, Girls Stand Together, Inc. Her impact on the entertainment industry and the community at large will be remembered fondly.

The passing of Wanda Smith has left a void in the hearts of many in Atlanta, but her legacy as a talented radio personality and advocate for young girls will continue to inspire others for years to come.