Nancy T. Cavallo

Elaine at 19 and I at 21 met Nancy and Hank, who we affectionately referred to as Aunt Nancy and Uncle Hank not because of age but just as terms of endearment and we remained close friends for the rest of our lives. They were love birds, like us and the two of easiest people to be with, always smiling and genuinely glad to see and be with you. For sure they are both in heaven and talking to Elaine probably about all the back yard picnics and Jaycee socials that we attended and no doubt about the week that we all spent together in Aruba. Although there are still things left on this earth for me to do for the kids which if not done, I'll be in for an Elaine scolding, but when done I hope to join their conversation. Miss them dearly. Hank when God allows me to join the group which I'm sure includes Uncle Nicky, I'll see if I'm allowed to bring some calamari. John

Mrs. Cavallo Always had a smile and a kind word when she came to the municipal building to visit. My prayers are with her family.

I first met her in the late 70’s. That sweet lady was kindness personified.

She was a wonderful woman and will be missed. My prayers to her family.

Our mothers by came friends. We became family. I feel blessed to have known your mom.

I loved Aunt Nancy’s tomatoes I loved her letting me run and hide all over her house . I loved receiving a birthday card from her EVERY yearyou defined what a godmother should be .I love you dearly and miss you. Everything about Aunt Nancy was love.

I grew up next door to my "Aunt Nancy", she was always a Blessing and comfort to me. I will always love her and remember her love and kindness. Lucille, JoAnn, and Joey, I love you all, you have my prayers during this time of adjustment - it is so difficult to learn to be without someone so precious to us.

To the "for real" Aunt Nancy,
Thank you for the many beautiful memories and stories you have shared with our family over the years. I will forever cherish my days with Aunt Nancy and Uncle Hank.
Love you always,
Dee Dee Riccardo-Hirnickel
Nick Hirnickel and
Steven, Zachary, Jeanne, Lexi

So very sorry for your loss. Your mom was such a sweet person.

“For Real” Aunt Nancy, To one of the sweetest, kindest people I knew and always looked up to. Thank you for all the service you gave to the Maple Shade community. I take faith in knowing that you are at peace with our Lord and are with Uncle Hank and your parents. I love you and will miss you! My thoughts and prayers are with Lucille, Joann, Joe and your extended family.