Dr. Kelly Powers, Fox News Medical Commentator, Dies At 45
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An obituary described her as “a brave and beautiful soul who could make friends anywhere she went.”
Dr. Kelly Powers, a surgeon who was a regular contributor on Fox News, died on Sunday following a long battle with brain cancer. She was 45.
“She was a brave and beautiful soul who could make friends anywhere she went,” an obituary reads. “Kelly had a love for people and she was dedicated to helping others. She held many hobbies including gardening, surfing, ballet, biking, running, horseback riding, travel, and several more activities.”
It continued, “Kelly was an accomplished doctor and surgeon who held several spotlights on TV and magazines. Most important to her was her family.”
Powers is survived by her husband, Steven Doll, and her young son, Bennett, as well as her parents and in-laws.
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