Nancy Loch

Nancy Loch passed away November 7th 2024; the cause was most likely that she couldn't stand the idea of having Trump as her president for another four years. Nancy was born February 27th 1958 in Orefield PA as an only child. She adored her parents. She leaves behind one cat, her best friend/partner in crime Julie (whom she had many adventures with) and many other friends of which she was the unofficial spokesman of telling it like it is.
Nancy worked at the Lehigh Valley Animal Hospital for which she was the hospital manager, followed by working at the Alburtis Animal Hospital and then choosing to make a life change and pursue one of her passions..Italian cheese. Nancy worked in the cheese department at Wegmans were she became a connoisseur of cheese. In the game of life there is only so much to learn about cheese, she decided to conquer a new challenge and become an administrative assistant for Lehigh Valley Hospice. This is where Nancy gained her "weekend work family".
Nancy at times could be "a negative Nancy" but patients would never know they weren't talking to an angel when they called in for help. She had an amazing ability to calm anyone in a crisis down with her sweet "phone voice". Among being wonderful at her job she also was a shining star at sending tipsy snaps to her friends.
Nancy loved her bourbon and flamingos; she also loved animals more than she loved people. Nancy wholeheartedly believed the Mark Twain quote "If man could be crossed with cat, it would improve man, but it would deteriorate the cat". She also loved zipping around in her Mazda, so if you saw a flash and a middle finger whiz by you, you probably met Nancy.
Nancy with all of her anxiety and quirks will be sorely missed, we are sure she is dancing somewhere near her beloved pets on the rainbow bridge, most likely with her pants off.