A 57-year-old Alaskan pediatrician died while scuba diving off the Florida Keys, officials said Saturday.
SLAMORADA, Fla. — A 57-year-old Alaska pediatrician died while scuba diving off the Florida Keys, officials said Saturday.
Dr. Kimberly Jean Kilgore of Juneau died Friday while diving with a group off Islamorada, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said. Deputies said Kilgore was in about 45 feet of water when she began having trouble and lost consciousness on the surface. The diving boat’s crew began CPR and paramedics were summoned, but she was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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