Nancy Elizabeth Person

Nancy Elizabeth (Titus) Person of Marblehead, MA, passed away unexpectedly on April 2, 2024, in Fort Pierce, FL, at the age of 70 while on vacation with her daughter and friends.

Nancy was like no one else you have ever known. Her smile lit up a room, her sense of humor was next to none, and her kindness was unmatched. Nancy had a zest for life and was up for any adventure brought to her attention. They really broke the mold when they made her.

Nancy started her career working at the VA, as she was always passionate about helping others. She also worked at the USPS and as an auxiliary police officer for the Marblehead Police Department before she started at the MBTA in the mid 80's as a bus driver. She eventually worked her way up to then retire as a Superintendent. She was passionate about her work and dedicated many years to the transportation industry. In her free time, Nancy enjoyed boating, scootering, reading, going to the beach, and spending time in her and Charlie's condo in Naples, FL to escape the cold New England winters. She was a member of the VFW Post 2005 as well as the Elks, the Moose Lodge and the Palmer's Cove Yacht Club. She simply loved having fun.

She was a graduate of Marblehead High School class of 1972 and Boston State College.

Nancy is survived by the love of her life Charles Capillo Jr, daughter Katherine Person (Nate Parker), grandson Axel Parker, brothers Calvin (Jodie) Titus and Robert (Elizabeth Sweeney) Titus, as well as Carla Capillo (Mark Cunningham), Charles Capillo III (Erica), and many nieces, nephews and step grand children. She was preceded in death by her father Everett Calvin Titus, mother Mary Fitzgerald Titus, and brother Stephen Titus.

Nancy's life will be celebrated on June 22nd at 2 PM at the Marblehead VFW. All are welcome to join.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Family Reach (familyreach.org 142 Berkeley St, Suite 310 Boston, MA 02116) or The Thomas E. Smith Foundation (thomasesmithfoundation.org PO Box 1624 Andover, MA 01810) to honor Nancy's memory.