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Fred Diegel, Jr
May 20, 2025
Grew up across the street, childhood friends with Nancy, Andy, and Freddie. I will never forget those days when we listened (over and over) to newly released LP "Meet the Beatles" in 1964 on their hi-fi. Tom and Marilyn were surrogate parents after my mother passed in `63. In recent years Nancy looked after my now deceased parents. So sorry to learn of her untimely passing.
Gloria Bors
March 17, 2025
Nancy, thank you for serving on the board of trustees for the Abington Township Library. You left your mark. Gloria Bors, Librarian
Rick Bartlett
March 16, 2025
Nancy´s parents were close friends of my parents. My two sisters
and I affectionately called them "Uncle Tom & Aunt Marilyn".
We knew Andy, Nancy and Freddie since we were all children.
Our families lived on Wheatsheaf Lane in Abington, just two blocks
apart. I "babysat" Nancy and her two brothers on at least one occasion.
Nancy was always a very kind, considerate individual. She accomplished
so much during her life and touched so many people in a positive way.
I feel very fortunate I knew her.
Chris Gill
March 15, 2025
Nancy had a big heart, big smile and a great sense of humor. We grew up together on Wheatsheaf lane. Wonderful memories for me.
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Tori Romain
March 15, 2025
We love you, Aunt Nancy! May you rest in peace until we meet again.
Kate Sharp
March 14, 2025
Nancy was a fun and happy lady. She always had a joke or funny story. I enjoyed seeing her at the club. My girls
Enjoyed her happy smile.
She will be missed.
Kate Sharp
Jeff & Sue Hoepfl
March 13, 2025
So sorry to hear of Nancy´s passing. Sue and I send our condolences to Rick and the family.
Whitney Gillis
March 9, 2025
Through three years of a very difficult time in life, Nancy was a constant support and often my comedic relief. Though we attended the same church and I knew Nancy, our relationship began in 2020, and the friendship deepened over the next 4 years even if mostly at church; we talked often on the phone and while at church or church meetings. She was always funny, took her faith seriously and was eager to help anyone in need. She was devoted to Grace Church and more importantly to God. I am ineffably grateful to her for the support she gave me. I am so very sad and will miss her deeply. Love you always, Nancy!
Susan Burke Malone
March 9, 2025
May you rest in peace. My prayers are for you and your family.
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