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Florida sports broadcaster David Moulton dies at 59 after cancer battle
David Moulton, a longtime Florida sports broadcaster, has died at 59 after a six-year battle with cancer.
He died while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring in Fort Myers, Florida.
Moulton worked in sports media for decades, including as a sports anchor at ABC 7 and a co-host of the radio show Miller and Moulton.
He also spotted NFL games for Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, and worked on college football broadcasts.
He was the voice of Florida Gulf Coast University athletics and also worked for sports radio and newspapers.
His work connected him to local audiences and national football broadcasts; his longtime radio partner and colleagues have paid tribute to him.
Florida sports broadcaster David Moulton died at 59 while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring.
His wife said he had battled stage four renal cell cancer for six years.
Moulton co-hosted the Miller and Moulton radio show with Mark Miller for 20 years.
He also worked as a football spotter, sports anchor and the voice of Florida Gulf Coast University athletics.
- Who
- David Moulton, a Florida sports broadcaster and radio host.
- What
- He died at 59 after a six-year battle with cancer.
- When
- He died “last night,” according to his wife; the articles were published on October 25, 2026.
- Where
- At the Douglas Center for Caring in Fort Myers, Florida.
- Why
- He had battled stage four renal cell cancer for six years.
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Moulton and Mark Miller hosted the Miller and Moulton show.
Moulton continued the show before stepping away to focus on his health.
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman acknowledged Moulton during ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast.
Moulton died while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring, according to his wife.
- Age
- 59
- Cancer battle
- Six years
- Cancer type
- Stage four renal cell cancer
- Radio partnership
- 20 years with Mark Miller
- Hospice care
- Douglas Center for Caring in Fort Myers
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What people are saying
It is with a completely shattered heart broken into a million pieces I share that my loving husband, David, died last night while in hospice care at the Douglas Center for Caring.
David battled stage four renal cell cancer for six long years.
For 20 years, he and I did Miller and Moulton.
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Last night, my longtime radio partner, David Moulton died. For 20 years, he and I did Miller and Moulton. The only reason my name was first is because Miller and Moulton sounded better than Moulton and Miller. Make no mistake, he was top billing. The three or four hours 1/3
Gary Danielson doesn’t have social media, but he asked me to share these words in memory of our dear friend, David Moulton: “Yesterday was a day I was praying would not happen so David Moulton was my researcher/spotter with our CBS college football crew since 2006!!
Really sad news... David Moulton a great colleague 20 yrs: CBS spotter, hoops, Miller and Moulton. What a great guy, and he will definitely be missed. Photo from 2006 SEC Championship Game in the CBS booth. L-R: Gary Danielson, David Moulton, Verne Lundquist, Chuck Gardner, me.