Terry Keenan

A former News anchor, journalist, blogger, author, Terry Keenan, was known for hosting Fox Business Network's new program Cashin' In. She also worked as a senior business reporter for the Fox News Channel and the Fox Business Network.

The late reporter was born on June 1, 1961, as Theresa Marie Keenan to the parents, Joseph and Marie Thibodeau, in Albany, New York, USA. She had two sisters. As per her citizenship, she was American and belonged to the white ethnicity.

Was Married to Husband, Ronald

The reporter who graduated from Johns Hopkins with a degree in mathematics was happily married to her life partner, Ronald Kass, until 2014. By profession, he is a vice-president of a manufacturer of home decorating/furnishing products in 1994. 

Likewise, they shared the wedding vows privately on April 23, 1994, among their closed friends and relatives only. Therefore, the couple had been enjoying their marital life together with no sign of divorce since the day before she left the planet.

 From her long decades of married life, a former CNN Terry Keenan gave birth to her first-born or single son, Benjamin Keenan Kass, with life partner Kass. So far, there is no other information about Benjamin due to his low key life.

Death

Sadly, this world is no longer home to the former CNN, Fox News Anchor Terry Keenan. She unexpectedly died in Manhattan on Thursday, October 23, 2014, at the age of 53. And the exact cause of her death is that she suffered a major hemorrhage of the brain.

The business columnist for The New York Post was survived by her husband, Ronald, a son, Benjamin Kass, and her two sisters, Joellen Gardner and Linda Keenan. 

But her funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Friday, October. 31, after eight days of death. Fr. Ignatius Loyola Church, Manhattan. Additionally, Keenan's family has called for donations to be made to Loyola School in Manhattan.

Had Million Dollars Net Worth

While there was no mention of the precise amount of Terry Keenan's net worth, it may have been more than $1 million at the time of her death. Similarly, her most revenue came from her broadcasting work in various networks, including CNN (1986–1995), CNBC (1995–1998) as an on-air host of the show.

Not to mention, a late Keenan was regarded as the top journalist like other TV reporters, Richard Engel and Miguel Almaguer.

Further, she has worked for Fox News Channel and Fox Business Channel as an anchor and business. She also hosted the Cashin ' In investment initiative from 2002 through 2009. She might have made over $70,000 a year, without any doubt, when she was working there.

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