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Maria Bayer
October 27, 2019
My deepest sympathy to the children of Nancy and her extended family. I worked with Nancy in Annapolis and was a frequent guest at her annual crawfish parties. We were coworkers and became friends. Her approach to life and problems was unique, original and influenced my thinking. One time we were talking about illegal immigrants and I asked her what should we do with them. She simply said, "Make them legal." It was so human, so right! Her honesty, humor and integrity impressed me often. I will not forget her and hope to see her again in heaven to laugh together and to debate life's (heaven's) issues. Nancy, I love you! Rest in Peace!
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