Dr. Kelly Powers, a prominent Fox News contributor and accomplished surgeon, has passed away at 45 after a courageous battle with brain cancer. Her legacy includes a dedication to helping others and a vibrant personal life filled with diverse interests.
- Dr. Kelly Powers passes at 45
- She battled brain cancer since 2020
- Powers is celebrated for her TV contributions
Battled Brain Cancer Since 2020
Dr. Kelly Powers, a respected physician and frequent contributor to Fox News programs, has died at the age of 45. Her passing on December 1 follows a brave fight against brain cancer, a diagnosis she received in 2020. Powers was celebrated not only for her medical expertise but also for her vibrant personality and love for life.
An obituary described her as "a brave and beautiful soul who could make friends anywhere she went." Her dedication to her family and her passion for numerous hobbies, including gardening and surfing, were central to her life.
Dr. Powers' medical journey was marked by her education at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and her residencies at Georgetown and Boston University School of Medicine.
Her battle with brain cancer began in 2020, a struggle that she faced with immense courage. Meghan McCain, a Republican pundit, expressed her condolences on social media, stating, "Sending so much love, light and prayers to Dr. Powers family and loved ones. Glioblastoma is pure, unadulterated evil that no person or family should go through."
Celebrated for Her TV Contributions
Beyond her medical career, Dr. Powers was known for her appearances on various Fox News shows, such as 'Red Eye' and 'Fox & Friends', as well as Fox Business's 'The Willis Report'.
Known for her unwavering commitment to truth, clarity, and compassion, Dr. Powers made an indelible mark in the world of news reporting and beyond.
As a skilled and dedicated professional, she was admired by both her colleagues and viewers for her insightful perspectives, calm demeanor, and relentless pursuit of accurate information. Her work, especially her contributions to health and science coverage, inspired countless individuals, and she was a beacon of intelligence and integrity in a fast-paced industry.
Throughout her career, Dr. Powers' passion for educating the public and raising awareness about important issues was evident. She brought a unique combination of expertise and empathy to every story, always striving to make complex subjects accessible and relevant to her audience.
Her ability to connect with people on both a professional and personal level left a lasting impact on those who had the privilege of working alongside her. Dr. Powers' legacy as a journalist will live on in the countless lives she touched, through her reporting, her advocacy for critical health issues, and her commitment to sharing important stories that mattered.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Dr. Kelly Powers was a beloved friend, mentor, and role model to many. Her strength in the face of adversity, as she fought her battle with brain cancer, was an inspiration to everyone who knew her.
Her courage, grace, and positivity throughout such a challenging time spoke volumes about the kind of person she was — a fighter, a leader, and a compassionate soul who will be deeply missed by all. As we remember Dr. Powers, we honor her memory and the significant contributions she made both to the field of journalism and to the lives of those who knew her.
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Dr. Kelly's contributions extended beyond television, as she was featured in several magazines. Despite her professional accomplishments, her family remained her top priority. She is survived by her husband Steven Doll, their son Bennett, and her parents, along with her in-laws Daniel and Laraine Doll.
