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Nancy Dexter Obituary

Nancy Dexter

AGE: Fair Haven •

Nancy (Hand) Dexter, of Fair Haven, died Jan 10, 2014 at Riverview Medical Center. Nancy was born in 1930 to the late Edith Squires and Ernest Terry Hand.

She was a graduate of Catherine Gibbs Secretarial School, She married Howard B Dexter in 1950, and became a devoted homemaker and mother to four children. Nancy retired in 2000 from AT&T, She was active in the First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank, Tower Hill, in many capacities including a dedicated Deacon, Elder, and member of the 150th Anniversary Committee. She was the loving mother of Melanie Dexter Snoddy and her husband Robert of Buckingham, Virginia, Sally Dexter Dukes and her husband Timothy of Sausalito, California Brooks Dexter and his wife Margaret of Manhattan Beach, California and Anne Dexter of Portsmouth, RI., Grandmother of John Snoddy, Anne Snoddy Hairfield, Hunter Dukes, Sally Dexter, Patrick Dexter and Leah Torres. Great Grandmother of Chloe and Nicholas Snoddy. Sister of Sally Smith of Ocean Reef, Florida, and the later Janet Shrewsbury, Susan Crocker and Cynthia Neve. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

There will be no visitation. The Memorial Service will be held at The First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank , Tower Hill, 255 Harding Rd., Red Bank ,January 24, 2014 at 10 am. In lieu of Flowers, Nancy has requested that all contributions be donated to a charity of choice. Thompson Memorial Home, Red Bank is entrusted with her arrangements.

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Published by Asbury Park Press on Jan. 12, 2014.

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ginny and art kamin

January 21, 2014

dear brooks, bunny, sally and opie,
our deep sympathy goes out to each of you on the death of your mom. we remember the lovely times watching you grow up on grange walk.
may the memories of the joyous occasions from your childhood be of some solace to each of you.
ginny and arthur kamin, fair haven

Susan Abbot

January 15, 2014

Nancy was an amazing lady with a great sense of humor. It was a pleasure to know and work with her as a Deacon.

January 14, 2014

Nancy was my high school buddy and a true friend for all these years. Whenever when I was with her or talked long distance with her,she made my day. May she rest in peace. Bety Jean Waldron Brookfield Wis.

Ned Newland

January 14, 2014

Very sorry to have to miss the funeral of a very nice lady. Just a few weeks ago, at Tower Hill Church, she sat in front of us, accompanied by her male friend, who unexpectedly came to be helpful to her. Instead, HE had what appeared to be a seizure, and was removed by the EMS. Rest in Peace, Nancy.
Jean and Ned Newland

Susan Daly Porter

January 14, 2014

Nancy Dexter was truly one in a million. Her great sense of humor and joie de vivre always made her a pleasure to be with. I was fortunate to live next door to Nancy in her darling home in Fair Haven -- I will always treasure all the laughs we shared everyday.
Nancy was a wonderful, loyal friend to all of the Dalys for many years...she will be truly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family, all of whom she loved so very much.

January 13, 2014

A classy, funny lady with a great laugh,and a dear friend to my mom. Kip Wilhelms

Bill Van Winkle

January 12, 2014

Nancy was a very special lady, who had style & grace, who also loved to smile and laugh. I will miss her and her wit.
My sympathy goes out to her entire family.

Stephen and Stephanie Smith

January 11, 2014

Mrs Dexter was a lovely woman who will be missed, when my wife Stephanie and I were married last year at Tower Hill Nancy was very helpful, and just so nice to us. We will miss you, and we thank you Nancy for making our special day so nice for family and friends. God Bless You.

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