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Nancy Budd Obituary

Budd, Nancy Monick Age 70 a 46 year resident of Winchester died Sunday, December 2, 2007, after a long bout with cancer. Born in Saint Paul, Minn., she was the daughter of the late Eugene and Lillian Monick. Mrs. Budd graduated from Wheaton College in Norton, Mass. Her affiliation with the college continued throughout her life. As a devoted alumna, she co-edited the anthology Alive and Well Said - Ideas at Wheaton. In recognition of her extensive involvement, Mrs. Budd received an honorary doctorate in 1999, and a scholarship was established in her and her late husband's name. Her lifelong interest in education included directing a tutoring program in Roxbury and serving on the boards of the Nashoba Brooks School, Lawrence Academy, and White Mountain School. Later, she helped establish the William B. Budd Scholarship Fund for secondary school students in Kenya. She served as an MFA Associate at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, president of the Winchester Garden Club, and member of the Winchester EnKa Society since 1969. She was actively involved in the Parish of the Epiphany, serving as senior warden of the vestry and heading the search committee for a new rector. Mrs. Budd was predeceased by her husband of 40 years, William Brewster Budd. She is survived by her four children, Mary Budd Logan and her husband Mark of Wilton, Conn.; William Brewster Budd Jr. and his wife Nancy of Wilton, Conn.; David Monick Budd and his wife Elizabeth of Denver, Colo., and Emily Budd Baillos and her husband Peter of Winnetka, Ill.; nine grandchildren and her brothers Eugene A. Monick Jr. of Dalton, PA, and Bruce R. Monick of Minneapolis, MN. A memorial service will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, December 7 at The Parish of the Epiphany in Winchester. In lieu of flowers, her family requests that you remember Nancy with memorial contributions to the William B. Budd Scholarship Fund at 4355 Klingle St. NW, Washington, DC 20016 or www.buddscholarship.org. Lane Funeral Home Winchester - Burlington 781-729-2580

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Published by Pioneer Press on Dec. 5, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Nancy Budd

12 Entries

Anne Ritchie

December 15, 2007

dear Budd family, I am so very sorry to hear about Nancy - I first met her, Mary, when she and your dad brought you to WNS for your interview.... my name at the time was Anne Duncan, do you remember? and then I had the pleasure of working with both your parents on the WMS board.... closely with your mom on the search committee.... such a beautiful, lovely, wise woman with her gorgeous scarves and calyx perfume and gracious ways. I will always remember her with great fondness..... we have all lost a very special person.

MARY BLAIR

December 9, 2007

DEAR BUDD FAMILY,
YOUR WONDERFUL FAMILY, THE WHOLE BOSTON AREA, WHEATON COLLEGE, HER WONDERFUL FUNNY CAMP RINDGE CAMPERS, AND THE WHOLE WORLD ARE BETTER FOR NANCY. WE MISS YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU. MARY BLAIR, A FUNNY RINDGE CAMPER

December 8, 2007

Our family was so stunned and saddened to hear of the loss of your mother. She truly was an extraordinary woman. We will all remember her for her grace and dignity, especially after the loss of our Andrew.

God-Speed Budd family, you are all in our thoughts and prayers.

The Martinelli Family

Herbert Lewis

December 6, 2007

Dear Budd Family:

I was privileged to know Bill for almost 30 years and to have met Nancy only about 10 years ago.

Their all to premature departure has left me with a deep sense of loss. Their marriage was something to behold. I have to believe that since Bill was never very far from Nancy, that her passing means that they are once again reunited.

I loved them both and send to all of you heart felt sympathy on your great loss.

The Budd family will always be in my thoughts,

Herb Lewis

Jane Lewis

December 6, 2007

Mary, Bill, David and Emily,
Mom was a loyal and trusted friend, both a personal and professional mentor and a role model extraordinaire. She was my constructive, but firm critic and my most enthusiatic cheerleader. She was there beside me during bad times and to laugh and rejoice with me during the good times. How I will miss her birthday phone calls--without fail,every year!
How I will miss her strength and guidance!
May she rest in peace, after a job well done.
With love to all of you and to your families,
Jane Lewis

Georganne Palffy

December 6, 2007

Dear Mary, Billy, David and Emily, All of us were so very saddened to hear of your mom's passing. She was so wonderful to our family, always remembering birthdays and sending a Christmas ornament or treat. She had a great spririt and a great laugh and gave off great sunshine whenever she was around you. It was truly a pleasure to have known her.
Sincerely, Georganne Reece Palffy

Brian Morgan

December 6, 2007

Nancy Budd was a deeply respected Trustee of the White Mountain School in Bethlehem, NH. The School extends its sincerest condolences to her family, but especially to David '86. We will be forever grateful for her service.

richard bordonaro

December 6, 2007

I am saddened and somewhat shocked to hear of Nancy Budd's passing.
It was just two weeks ago that she ventured into Newbury St. to have me cut her hair. Although I could see her weakened state, she never lost her zest for life, and she maintained her beautiful radiant smile that I will never forget. A great loss.
Mary, when I last saw your mother I asked her to remind you to send a Christmas card of the triplets and dog to the salon.
God bless

doe stowell

December 5, 2007

Dear Bruce, Am saddened to read of Nancy's death. From the obituary it certainly seems she was a gift to our earth and our times and a source of great love for her family. Fondly, Doe Hauser Stowell

Ann Woodcock Hurd Thomas

December 4, 2007

Nancy Monick was a big sister, role model and inspiration to many young Wheaton "girls" in the late 50's. She now joins her beloved husband, Bill.

Nancy Wheeler

December 4, 2007

Camp Rindge has lost another loving member; such courage that she displayed throuhout this long illness; always cheerful, such great memories of our "camp" days; we are the only ones who know the great friendships that evolved in the many, many years of Camp Rindge. She will be sorely missed/
Nancy "Woody" Wheeler

Barbara Alfond

December 4, 2007

Dear Emily, Mary, David and Bill:

Your mother was a luminous, elegant, courageous and intelligence woman, who inspired all who knew her.
As Emily knows, our relationship began when Kat and Emily were students together at Nashoba, and I served under your mother's enlightened leadership on the NBS Board of Trustees.
We kept in touch through mutual friends over the years, and I was pleased to attend one of your Aunt Sarah's cooking classes at your home. To this day, her lamb sandwiches and lemon squares are standards of my entertaining repetoire!
It was a privilege for me to invite your mother to join the MFA Associates, and her sterling qualities as a person and as a leader stood out among equals. Her fortitude and commitment will long be remembered with a respect approaching reverence, as will her radiant smile and her inimitable voice and laughter.
Ted and Kat join me in sending our most profound sympathy.

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