Nancy Amicangelo

Nancy was the board president for a condo in Chicago years ago and she was instrumental in hiring me as their property manager. Nancy was the best friend and best board president I ever worked with. She is surely missed by everyone.

Breast cancer brought Nancy and I together. We met at Y-Me of Illinois and served together as members of the board of directors. Nancy was an accomplished professional and exceptionally generous person. She worked harder than anyone as a breast cancer volunteer and through this work, she impacted many lives. Her generous spirit now lives in our hearts and memories. Love you always, dearest Nancy.

My phone broke and I didn't have her number written down. I was reaching out to check in on her like I've done over the year but this time I knew something was different. I've none Nancy for 30 years of my life I never got the chance to really let her no that she made me who I am today. She was my mentor my tutor and my friend. We had coffee together a couple years ago and laughed and talked about what we both had made it through. I was so looking forward to seeing her again. My heart is...

We are so very sorry for your loss. What an amazingly strong woman. We pray that your memories and knowing she is at peace will bring you comfort in such a difficult time. Our thoughts are with you all.

Remembering Nancy as STRONG,BRAVE, INTELLIGENT, KIND, LOVING,CARING, & GENEROUS . THE BEST KIND Of FRIEND TO HAVE. SO BLESSED TO HAVE HAD YOU IN MY LIFE. LOVE PAT

On behalf of Fr. Scott Donahue and Mercy Home for Boys & Girls, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to the family and friends of Nancy Amicangelo. May the angels lead her into paradise; may the martyrs come to welcome her and take her to the holy city, the new and eternal Jerusalem.

I am so sorry to read about Nancy's passing. I remember Nancy from our Roslindale High School years. Her quick smile, her kind manner and gentle warmth. Nancy brightened up a room upon her entrance. My condolences to all.

Alvina Baxter-Moran
Roslindale High School, class of 1965

I am so sorry to hear of Nancy's passing, though I am glad that it was peaceful. Nancy and I were colleagues at JPMorgan (First Chicago and then Bank One), and I always found her to be a warm, kind person and a consummate professional. I loved hearing her Boston accent in Chicago, where such accents are rare; I spent a portion of my childhood in Massachusetts. May Nancy rest in peace, and may her partner and her extended family find comfort in the many positive memories of time spent with her.

This is such bad news and such a great loss. Nancy was a wonderful girl and always was available for B Street troubles. She will be missed sending love and prayers to her family and many friends.