St. Louis, Missouri
Norvell, Nancy A. on Mon., July 17, 2006. Daughter of the late Radford J. and Florence L. (nee Smith) Norvell; dear cousin of William S. (JoAnn) Green of Springfield, IL. Nancy was a longtime employee of the Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis, MO and a dedicated volunteer of the St. Louis Zoo and...
Read MoreNancy,
Dad and I met you during the early 90's when we walked the zoo every Sunday morning. We truly enjoyed our chats and sharing funny pet stories. You were always enthusiastic about life and a true lady. You were also a treasured friend and role model. I will miss seeing you on Sunday's...it just won't be the same without you. I hope your pets are okay. Until we meet again my friend, enjoy heaven.
Patti Abbott
July 24, 2006 | St. Louis, MO
Nancy, you were a good friend and I will miss you. When I get out my Christmas decorations each year, the ornaments you gave me will bring back some great memories.
Glenda Wilson
July 21, 2006 | St. Louis, MO
My late father, Joseph J. Wehrle, was a longtime employee of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; I recognize Ms. Norvell's name as a former colleague that he always spoke of with great fondness and respect. Sincere sympathy
Kristy Wehrle
July 19, 2006 | St. Louis, MO
It was my privilege to be the Executive Director of the Animal Protective Association of MO from 1994 through 2002. Nancy was a treasured volunteer who welcomed me, supported our mission and offered kind words when I retired from the position. Nancy had great wit, intelligence and compassion. Her generosity of spirit made a difference for humans and animals in our community. I wish her peace and offer my sympathy to family and friends.
Claudia Shugert
July 18, 2006 | Saint Louis, MO
You are remembered fondly by friends at the Fed as a woman who stood up for what she believed. We celebrated your life today by telling fond "Nancy" stories.
I will miss having lunch with you on New Years Day.
Sue Gerker
July 18, 2006
I always looked forward to having lunch with you on New Years Day and I'll remember you each New Years.
Jean Terry
July 18, 2006
I remember Nancy from the early 1980's at the Federal Reserve Bank, when I was a brand new secretarial school graduate working for her. She was a great mentor in my first "real" job and we have maintained contact through all of these years with birthday and Christmas cards. I will miss those cards and touching base twice a year. I'll miss you Nancy and am praying for you and your family.
Kelly (Beaman) Bauers
July 18, 2006 | Wentzville, MO
You were my best neighbor! I'll miss you, but I'll try to make sure the cats are okay.
Tom Shifrin
July 18, 2006
