Head Writer Tenures
| Preceded by Irna Phillips |
Head Writer of Guiding Light 1958-1966 |
Succeeded by David Lesan Julian Funt |
| Preceded by James Lipton |
Head Writer of Another World November 1965 - Fall 1968 |
Succeeded by Robert Cenedella |
| Preceded by none |
Head Writer of One Life to Live (with G. Russell 1971-1975) 1968-1975 |
Succeeded by Gordon Russell |
| Preceded by none |
Head Writer of All My Children 1970-1983 |
Succeeded by Wisner Washam |
| Preceded by Douglas Marland |
Head Writer of Loving 1985-1988 |
Succeeded by Millee Taggart |
| Preceded by Margaret DePriest |
Head Writer of All My Children 1989-1992 |
Succeeded by Megan McTavish |
| Preceded by Megan McTavish |
Interim Head Writer of All My Children April–June, 1995 |
Succeeded by Lorraine Broderick |
| Preceded by Megan McTavish |
Head Writer of All My Children 1999-2000 |
Succeeded by Jean Passanante |
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