STEFANIE Daubert was a popular motivational speaker from California.
The conservativeDonald Trump supporter tragically passed away on April 11, 2024.
Who was Stefanie Daubert?
According to Times Now, Stefanie Daubert was from Bakersfield, California.
The motivational speaker and Trump supporter was a staff reporter and journalist for The Epoch Times, per her LinkedInpage.
She began that position in March 2023 and also began working as an opinion writer for The Bakersfield Californian in January 2017.
She earned her master’s degree in social work from the University of Southern California in 2019.
Daubert also created 3D artwork, as well as custom portraits and paintings.
She was a popular influencer on social media, with 42,000 followers on her X account, @Stefild.
“Reporter/Writer/Journalist/Podcaster/Video Maker, Conservative, Christian Social Worker, Counselor, Truth Reporter, Support President Trump 
#Trump2024,” her bio states.
She also had 1,200 followers on her Facebook page, @stefanie.daubert.7, and 139 followers on her Instagram account, @stefaniewriter74.
What was her cause of death?
On April 21, 2024, Daubert’s sister revealed her tragic death on social media.
“This is Stefanie’s sister. I regret to inform you she passed away on April 11th at 6pm. Thank you for supporting her. I know she valued her twitter (X) family,” she wrote on X.
“This is Stefanie’s sister Melody. For those that don’t know, Stefanie passed away on April 11th,” she posted on Facebook.
“Her service is tomorrow 4/22 at Grace Assembly of God in Bakersfield. Viewing is at noon and the service is at 1:00. Graveside service will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Park at 2:00.”
While Melody did not name a cause of death, Daubert had been battling Addison’s Disease.
The influencer had created a GoFundMepage following her October 2023 diagnosis.
“My name is Stefanie Daubert. I was diagnosed with Addison’s Disease in October 2023. Addison’s disease is a deadly disease. I have been hospitalized 6 times since last October, with 2 ICU visits where I almost died,” she wrote.
“The disease causes your body’s Adrenal glands not to work, so your body won[‘]t produce cortisol. Without cortisol, my body goes into an Addisonian crisis, causing every electrolyte [to] fall to a critically low level, until I go into shock and coma,” she continued.
“Addison’s disease causes severe low blood pressure so I pass out a lot. Because of these things, I haven’t been able to work and may never be able to…trying to get disability.
“I have bills I cannot pay. I never ask anyone for help. It is still a few months until I get an answer about disability. Any donation would be very appreciated.”
Was Stefanie Daubert married?
It does not appear that Daubert was married.
According to her Facebook page, the writer was single.
Information on her dating life or romantic relationships is unknown.