RADIO host Kat Simons has died, leaving devastated fans sharing heartbroken tributes.
Kat, who worked at Mix98.1 Richmond in Virginia for more than 25 years, passed away on June 29.
Kat’s cause of death is not yet known.
Her radio station announced the tragic news on Saturday, calling her a “cherished friend” who has “left a void in our hearts.”
“It is with profound sorrow that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of our beloved Kat Simons,” they wrote on Facebook.
“This loss has left a void in our hearts, one that seems impossible to fill.
“For decades, Kat graced our lives with her unwavering devotion to her work, her listeners, her colleagues, and her sponsors.
“She was more than a voice on the radio; she was a cherished friend and a comforting presence, always offering a kind word or a sweet question with sincere curiosity.”
“Kat’s life was a symphony of kindness and dedication, played out over the airwaves of Virginia radio,” the statement went on.
“For thirty years, she informed, entertained, and kept us company, her warm, smoky voice becoming a household staple throughout Richmond and Hampton Roads.”
Kat, who was born in Elkins, West Virginia, had a love for animals that blossomed from living at her family’s farm.
She dedicated her life to campaigning for animal welfare and was famed for her Pet Of The Day segment on the radio.
“Kat’s love knew no bounds, extending to both people and animals. Her dog, Stevie, and her cherished cats were testament to her generous spirit,” Mix98.1 Richmond said.
She also worked with several charities, including The Alzheimer’s Association, SPARC, the Children’s Hospital, and the Henrico Humane Society.
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