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Melissa McNichol

San Bruno, California

1974 - 2018

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Melissa May McNichol

May 21, 1974 - Oct. 3, 2018

Passed away peacefully with her husband and children by her side on October 3, 2018 at the age of 44 after a long and courageous battle with breast cancer. Beloved wife of Matt McNichol; loving mother of Reagan and Charlotte; adored daughter...

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I think about Melissa nearly everyday I'm teaching.
She had such a wonderful gift in how she worked
with her students. Her excitement for literature
was contagious. The books came alive when she
taught about them.
It was truly an honor to teach with Melissa.
Jim Akeyson

Melissa was an incredible person. She made everyday teaching a joy. Her kindness & humor
was remarkable given the challenges she faced.
My thoughts & prayers are with Matt, Reagan,
Charlotte, her parents & all her family. Melissa
will be so greatly missed by her fellow teachers,
faculty & students @ St Roberts. She played such
a huge role in the lives of these young people.

Melissa was an inspiration as she battled so...

We doctors and staff at PAMF Ob/Gyn, formerly Peninsula Women's Health are heartbroken to learn that Melissa has passed on. I have not seen her for a year or two but I will never forget her upbeat, positive personality. It was always a joy to see her in the office and to care for her pregnancies. I wish peace for Matt and her children. May her memory be a blessing.

With love,
Deb Quinn-Chen

My most profound condolences to your beloved husband and beautiful children. You will be terribly missed by so many whose lives you have touched. May you Rest In Peace Melissa. Prayers for you and your loving family.

Matt, Reagan, and Charlotte- It was an honor to know Melissa. She was an inspiration to all of us. May her legacy live on through her family and friends. I hope you can find peace and comfort knowing you took great care of your wife / mother in her time of need.

A tragic loss for her family. May God bless Melissa.

Melissa was pure sunshine. Her smile was contagious. I saw her grow from a teenager to an incredible wife and mother. I didn't see her often after she left to attend college but I always kept up with her life through her parents. Attending her wedding, was an honor.

She was a warrior. I can remember her determination when she fought her first bout with cancer. I know she gave everything to this second bout. My heart goes out to her entire family and friends.

Rest in peace Melissa.