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Joan E. Gelatt
October 30, 2023
Nancy was a joy to meet in church, at the food pantry or on the street. She always had that smile that radiated deep into my heart. As I worked to understand the food pantry system, she was kind, gentle and always laughing. If I had a client in dire emergency, she would meet me there anytime night or day. A good life, well remembered. Joanie Gelatt
Mary Sever-Schoonmaker
October 27, 2023
Very fond memories of Nancy. She was my supervisor at WPC in 1983 when I was an OT student. She taught me so much; very dedicated and just a lovely person with a great sense of humor and view on life. So sorry we lost touch over the years but I never forgot her and the influence she had on me as I continued my career in OT and especially when supervising students myself. My condolences to her family. So sorry for your loss.
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