Mystery still surrounds the unexpected death of journalist Chauncy Glover, 39

He was 39 years old
No cause of death known
Buried in Alabama
A tireless and supportive worker like few others
An example to follow
Pioneer in Houston
News presenter
Saved a pregnant woman in hurricane Harvey
The Angelo B. Henderson Community Service Award
He was 39 years old

Chauncy Glover, renowned American journalist and winner of three Emmy Awards, died suddenly at the age of 39 on November 6. No information was disclosed about the cause of his death.

No cause of death known

Chauncy Glover's death was announced by his own colleagues at KCAL News, affiliated with CBS News, in the midst of coverage of the US elections. The journalist died in Los Angeles on election day.

Photo: Instagram - KCALNews

 

Buried in Alabama

An Athens, Alabama native, Glover was buried in his home county on November 9.

"Hope Chauncy has finally found peace"

In its statement about his death, KCAL News did not give the cause of death. A colleague, his former co-anchor Mayra Moreno, posted on her social media: "My heart is crushed and I simply do not believe it. Hope Chauncy has finally found peace." It's a comment that would suggest his demise was self-inflicted, but again, there has been no official statement on this matter.

Photo: Instagram - KCALNews

A tireless and supportive worker like few others

Chauncy Glover was a top journalist who, in addition to his work on television, dedicated much of his time to helping others. One of the journalist's goals was to help guide young people, for which he created 'The Chauncy Glover Foundation', a non-profit organization whose purpose is to help families in trouble and improve the education of children.

 

An example to follow

"Chauncy's compassion and dedication to helping others, especially through the Chauncy Glover Project, changed countless lives and inspired so many young men to pursue their dreams," his family said in a statement.

Photo: Instagram - KCALNews

 

Pioneer in Houston

The presenter had fulfilled many of his dreams. According to the Los Angeles Times, he was the first black news presenter on ABC's KTRK-TV network in Houston.

Photo: Instagram - Chauncy Glover

News presenter

At the time of his death, Chauncy Glover anchored the 5 to 11 p.m. newscast on KCAL. His colleagues described him as someone who put his heart into everything he did.

Photo: Instagram - Chauncy Glover

 

Saved a pregnant woman in hurricane Harvey

In 2017, amid Hurricane Harvey, Chauncy Glover helped rescue a pregnant woman... as he was reporting on the hurricane! This feat brought him a lot of fame across the country.

The Angelo B. Henderson Community Service Award

A year earlier, in 2016, he had been awarded the Angelo B. Henderson Community Service Award, recognizing his charitable and altruistic work.

Photo: Instagram - Chauncy Glover

 

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