World Famous Cancer Researcher, Audrey Evans, Dies at 97

Audrey Evans, a world-renowned pediatric cancer researcher who has also co-founded the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Philadelphia, has died at the ripe old age of 97 years old, the foundation’s Philadelphia branch has reported on Thursday.

The British Evans was a trailblazer for women in medicine and was even recruited in the late 1960s to lead the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s new Childhood Cancer Center. At the time, children diagnosed with cancer faced long odds of survival and their families had limited services available to them.

How Did Audrey Evans Die?

Audrey Evans died at the old age of 97 years. Her actual cause of death has not been confirmed as of now.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities has also said Evans died peacefully.

Audrey Evans, Age, Date of Birth, Birthday, Family, What about her father, mother, where is she from? Early Life Details

Audrey Elizabeth Evans was born on 6 March 1925 in York, England. She was also the youngest of three children born into a middle-class family.

Her sister sibling brother was 6 years older than her while her brother was 2 years older than Audrey. She has wonderful child hood days.

Audrey Evans Net Worth, How much did she earn?

As of now, her net worth figure is under the radar.

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Audrey Evans Partner, What about her relationship?

Audrey Evans was once married to  Dr. Giulio D’Angio, in 2005, when she was 80 years old. They also met in  1953, while they were both working in the Boston Children’s Hospital. Their first meeting took place when Dr. Evans was sitting at his desk going through his mail.

In the year 2005, after over 50 years of knowing each other, they got married at seven o’clock in the morning so they were able to make it to work at eight thirty am

Audrey Evans Career

Audrey Evans is a British-born American pediatric oncologist who was received for making several nonprofit organizations all throughout her life. She worked at several hospitals before moving to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Evans also took on a total care approach for her patients and wanted to be known as the woman who cares. She was known as the “Mother of Neuroblastoma” for her work in the field and was also one of the co-founders of the original Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia and co-founder of the St. James School in Philadelphia.

Where she attended her High school and University? What is her major?

Audrey attended a Quaker school before going to the boarding school in Bristol, England. She has also stayed there and attended The Mount School in York, England.

Audrey Evans Social Media Reach

Evans seems to be inactive on the social media sites such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook account.

Physical Appearance of Audrey Evans’s Height, Weight

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