Quick Info
| Profession | Sports radio host, broadcaster and columnist |
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| Nationality | American |
| Date of Death | 24/10/2026 |
Latest News about David Moulton
24/10/2026
David Moulton died on the night of 24 October 2026 while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring, at age 59. His wife, Julie, announced his death, saying he had battled stage four renal cell cancer for six years. Tributes followed from his Miller and Moulton co-host Mark Miller and from NFL broadcaster Troy Aikman, who called him his right-hand man in the broadcast booth.
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Bio/Wiki
| Summary | David Moulton was a longtime southwest Florida sports radio personality best known as one half of the Miller and Moulton show. He died in October 2026 at age 59 after a six-year struggle with cancer, and his death was announced by his wife, Julie. |
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Personal Life
| Illness | He lived with stage four renal cell cancer for about six years, which later spread to his bones. He died while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring. |
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Relationships & More
| Professional partner | Mark Miller, with whom he hosted the Miller and Moulton show for roughly twenty years |
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Family
| Spouse | Julie Moulton |
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Career
| Radio |
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| Television |
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| Miller and Moulton run end | Remained with the show until summer 2026, when he stepped away from the broadcast to focus on his health |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. His co-host, Mark Miller, has said the show's name order was a matter of sound rather than billing, and Miller credited Moulton with top billing in practice. | |
| 2. He kept a role in national TV sports coverage while building his main career in southwest Florida radio. | |
| 3. He continued trying new treatments throughout his long illness, according to his wife. |
