South Deerfield, Massachusetts
Amanda Slocombe SOUTH DEERFIELD - Amanda Ferro Slocombe, 41, of 60 Graves St. died Feb. 5, 2009 in Baystate Franklin Medical Center. She was the wife of Neal Slocombe. Arrangements under the direction of Wrisley Funeral Home, So. Deerfield.
Read MoreMandy was my first born grandchild. She was such a sweetheart; always full of fun. Always very active and thoughtful of others. I will greatly miss her. God Bless, Grandma
Arlene Horton
February 12, 2009 | Chula Vista, CA
I was so sorry to hear about Amanda's death. For the past two summers, I have looked forward to spending time with Amanda while we worked together, at Camp Calumet. She was a great nurse- kind and caring and incredibly smart! She was my role model for how to relax! Betsy and Michael send hugs to Meghan Grace, their buddy. May you all share your love, tears and hugs, as you remember your wife and mom! I'll remember her and you in my prayers... Blessings
pat austin
February 11, 2009 | Overland Park, KS
I first met Amanda several years ago when I was a new nurse at Camp Calumet. She was a caring, compassionate nurse and a pleasure to work with. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. .
Susan Channell
February 10, 2009 | Hingham, MA
I want to thank everyone for the kind thoughts, prayers, and overwhelming support my family and I have received these past few days... A memorial service for Amanda will be held at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Amherst, Sat. Feb. 14th, at 1:30 pm.
Neal Slocombe
February 10, 2009 | South Deerfield, MA
Amanda was a wonderful woman and will be greatly missed. I had the fortune of getting to know Amanda over the past few years when she came to Calumet during the summer and was so fondly referred to as Nurse Amanda. I will miss her friendship and laughter. All of us at Calumet will keep Amanda, Neal, Sam, Max and Meghan Grace in our prayers. Please give Meghan Grace an extra hug for me - she has been my special friend and helper in the office over the past few years.
Ginger Brownell
February 09, 2009 | Freedom (Camp Calumet), NH
Dear Slocombe Family
I am so sorry for your loss. Mandy was a great friend to many. I am so glad that she, Lori and I had a chance to visit, catch up and laugh about our high school days together in Dec.
Stephanie Mikles
February 09, 2009 | Jarrettsville, MD
Amanda Slocombe touched the lives of so many people at Hopkins Academy, many of whom you've never met. She was warm, caring, loving and giving to anyone who was lucky enough to have interacted with her. We feel blessed that our children had the opportunity to know such a special woman. We are very sorry for your loss.
Brian, Deb, Mackenzie, Tim & Avery Hanlon
The Hanlon Family
February 09, 2009 | Hadley, MA
Dear Neil, Sam, Max, & Megan.
We are deeply sorry for your lost of Amanda. Please know your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We are here for you if you need us.
Dee Dee, Steve, Will and Sam.
Stephen Pielock
February 09, 2009 | So. Deerfield, MA
To the Slocombe Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and Amanda- she touched many lives through her teaching, counseling and sense of humor. She was an excellent nurse and colleague and will be greatly missed. Sue Lehman, Hadley Elementary School Nurse
Sue Lehman
February 09, 2009 | Easthampton, MA
