What happened to Kim Pegula? Buffalo Bills’ co-owner and president receiving treatment for unclarified "health issues"
Kim Pegula, the co-owner of the Buffalo Bills, is undergoing treatment for undisclosed health issues. In a statement, the Pegula family said that Kim is receiving medical care and asked the public to keep her and the family in their prayers.
"Kim is receiving medical care as a result of some unexpected health issues. We are very grateful for the progress she has made over the past few days. She has an exceptional team of medical experts at her side. We ask that you keep Kim and our family in your prayers and ask that you respect our need for privacy."
The family and the Bills organization did not provide any further details about her condition.
A statement from the Pegula family about Buffalo Bills’ owner and President Kim Pegula: https://t.co/b92j2XUGzL
The Bills co-owner is the president and CEO of Pegula Sports and Entertainment. As the first female president of both an NFL and NHL franchise, she is in charge of the business operations of the Bills and the NHL’s Buffalo Sabres.
She and her husband, Terry, bought the Bills in 2014 for $1.4 billion after becoming owners of the Sabres three years earlier.
The couple also own the Buffalo Bandits and Rochester Knighthawks of the National Lacrosse League as well as the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League.
Kim Pegula's background
Kim Pegula was born on June 7, 1969 in Seoul, South Korea and was adopted at five years old by a Canadian family based in Fairport, New York, just east of Rochester. She went to Houghton College, graduating in 1991 with a degree in communications.
She started her professional career with East Resources, a company that was founded by Terry, in 1991. She was involved with the company until it was sold in 2010.
All of Bills Mafia is sending our love and prayers to you, Kim. We are with you and the entire Pegula family. 💙❤️
Kim is an advocate for various causes. Since becoming co-owner of the Bills, she has been a public supporter of boosting diversity in both the NFL and NHL, and is currently on the NFL's workplace diversity committee. She also serves on the NFL's major events advisory committee, business ventures committee, and foundation committee.
She and Terry have been married since 1993 and have three children together: Kelly, Matthew, and Jessica. She’s also the stepmother to Terry’s two children from a previous marriage, Michael and Laura.