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It is with heavy hearts that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Naomi Pomeroy, the talented chef and star of “Top Chef”.
The 49-year-old chef’s life was tragically cut short after a tubing accident, which led to her drowning in a river. Her body was discovered on July 17, bringing an end to the search for her.
According to the Benton County Sheriff’s Office, Naomi, her husband Kyle Linden Webster, and a friend were on connected tubes and a paddleboard when they encountered a tragic mishap. Naomi was unable to free herself due to the “paddleboard leash” and was pushed beneath the water when the group encountered an exposed snag. Despite efforts to rescue her, she could not be saved.
The search for Naomi began immediately after the accident, and her body was eventually found in the Willamette River, between the towns of Corvallis and Albany. Canoeists on the river spotted her and reported the discovery. This devastating news has left the culinary world in mourning.
Naomi Pomeroy made a name for herself in the food industry with her critically acclaimed restaurant, Beast, in Portland. Her self-taught culinary skills and innovative approach to cooking earned her a place among the top chefs in the country. She also had the opportunity to share her expertise as a guest judge on “Top Chef” in seasons 10, 15, and 18, as well as making appearances on “Iron Chef” and “Top Chef Masters”.
The loss of Naomi Pomeroy is not just a loss for her family and friends, but also for the entire food industry. Her talent and passion left an indelible mark on the culinary world, and she will be deeply missed.
In this difficult time, our thoughts and sympathies go out to Naomi’s family and loved ones. We hope her legacy will continue to inspire aspiring chefs and food enthusiasts for years to come.
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