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Viewing and funeral dates set for SW FL sports broadcaster David Moulton
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- Viewing and funeral dates set for SW FL sports broadcaster David Moulton
The viewing and funeral arrangements for longtime Southwest Florida sports broadcaster David Moulton have been set. Moulton, 60, died on Saturday, Oct. 24 , after a long battle with cancer.
A viewing will be held at Hodges-Kiser Funeral on Cypress Lake Drive on Thursday, Nov. 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. His funeral service will be Friday, Nov. 6 at 11 a.m. at the Cypress Lake United Methodist Church on Cypress Lake Drive. Attendees are asked to wear red or a favorite team jersey.
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In lieu of flowers, the family is asking for donations to the David Moulton Memorial Fund at the Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation. The fund will support FGCU women's basketball scholarships. You can donate online at http://fgcu.edu/donate or make checks payable to the FGCU Foundation and mail to FGCU Foundation, 10501 FGCU Blvd S, Fort Myers, FL 33965. Note "David Moulton Memorial Fund" in the memo line.
David Moulton, former columnist for the Naples Daily News.
Moulton is best know for teaming up with partner Mark Miller, starting on 770 AM and 99.3 ESPN Radio in 2006, to form the "Miller and Moulton" show. They're remained together over the years on different stations and platforms until two months ago when Moulton announced on air he had to take a leave due to his deteriorating health.
Moulton came to the area as a sports director and anchor on ABC-7 in 1999, and kept a hand in TV, with NFL coverage on FOX on Thursdays and Sundays as a spotter for Joe Buck and Troy Aikman and moved with them to ESPN Monday Night Football , with the SEC games on CBS with Gary Danielson in the same role, and with Sirius XM on Mad Dog Radio and NFL Radio. He also was the voice of FGCU athletics and had been a columnist for the Naples Daily News and The News-Press from 2007-2018.
Mark Miller, left, and David Moulton combined voices starting July 24, 2006, for the debut of Miller and Moulton in the Afternoon on Sports Radio ESPN 770.
This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Viewing and funeral dates set for SW FL sports broadcaster David Moulton
