Broderick Bello, MD Remembrance: Beloved Nashville, North Carolina Family Physician Dies
NASHVILLE, The medical communities of Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and eastern North Carolina are mourning the loss of Dr. Broderick Bello, MD, a highly respected family physician affiliated with UNC Health Nash and Boice-Willis Clinic. Dr. Bello passed away on Monday, January 12, 2026, leaving behind a lasting legacy of compassionate care, professionalism, and service.
Dr. Bello practiced family medicine at Boice-Willis Clinic in Nashville, where he was widely known for his patient-centered approach and unwavering commitment to community health. Throughout his career, he cared for generations of families, earning their trust through attentive listening, clinical excellence, and a genuine concern for each patient’s well-being.
Colleagues remembered Dr. Bello as a physician who consistently went beyond the exam room, taking the time to understand his patients’ needs and advocate for their long-term health. He was admired not only for his medical expertise but also for his humility, kindness, and calm presence during challenging moments.
“Dr. Bello embodied what it means to be a family doctor,” one colleague shared. “He treated patients as people, not appointments, and his compassion set a standard for all of us.”
Patients and community members have also expressed deep sorrow, remembering Dr. Bello as a physician who made them feel heard, respected, and cared for. Many credited him with improving their quality of life through thoughtful guidance, encouragement, and a reassuring demeanor that brought comfort in difficult times.
UNC Health Nash and Boice-Willis Clinic acknowledged Dr. Bello’s passing, recognizing his significant contributions to the organization and the profound impact he had on patients and staff alike. His loss is being felt across clinics, hospitals, and communities throughout eastern North Carolina.
As tributes continue to pour in, Dr. Broderick Bello is remembered not only as an exceptional physician, but also as a mentor, colleague, and trusted community figure whose dedication to healing and service will not be forgotten.
