Nancy Hill "Flores" Moser

"Nancy Flores Hill-Moser passed away at St Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem PA on July 15, 2025. Nancy was born in Easton PA to Richard Flores and Mary Jane Flores (Willams). She grew up in Milford NJ and graduated from Delaware Valley High School, before graduating from Empire Beauty School for cosmetology. As a youth, she participated in the Girl Scout Brownies, volunteered as a Candy Striper, and worked in her community as a lifeguard and babysitter. In her adult life, Nancy was employed as a Hairdresser, a Hostess for the restaurant Harmony Manor, and as an Electromechanical Assembler at OPT Industries in Phillipsburg NJ. She would later go on to earn her degree in Business Management from Allentown Business School. She was then a Retail Manager at H&M, Customer Retention Manager with Kelly Auto Group, and an Office Manager for Bridge Family Dental's 2 offices, located in Somerville and Neshanic Station NJ, before her retirement. Nancy was predeceased by her father Richard; her ex-husband Keith, her husband Robert, and her stepdaughter Kristyn. Nancy is survived by her mother, Mary Jane, her sister Jody, and her brother Rick; her sons, Travis and Trever; her stepsons, Kai and Keith; her daughter-in-law Kathryn; her granddaughters, Angelina and Vera; her step grandchildren, Brianna, Samantha and Hans. Nancy adored her family and friends and lived for holidays, vacations and events where she could gather with her loved ones. She was a fan of music and dancing, beach and lake activities, and her various travels to Paris France, Orlando Florida, New Orleans LA, etc. Her pastimes included attending live concerts, collecting sea shells, helping to plan her class reunions, spoiling her grandkids, and living by her YOLO philosophy. She was a devoted wife to her late husband Bob who passed in 2024. Their relationship spanned over 35 years and through thick and thin, they shared many adventures at each other's side. He was the perfect cool complement to her Jersey nature and the ever-present rock she needed as her health declined in recent years. Nancy will be remembered for her big personality (and big hair), and her fun and caring demeanor. Nancy will be sorely missed by her large extended family and various social circles. She requested that no services be held. Any charitable donations on behalf of Nancy can be directed to The American Cancer Society or your neighborhood animal shelter."