Nancy wasn't fancy but she was filled with cheer. She'd join your cause, put life on pause, and offer you a beer. She worked long and strong with uniform on she'd stay an extra shift. On the bus she might dose, unwind at the Red Rose, and go picking until she was stiff. Her dear friend was Bob and they would hobnob in their country western clothes. They would be in cahoots with their hats and their boots and turquoise

Nancy wasn't fancy but she was filled with cheer. She'd join your cause, put life on pause, and offer you a beer. She worked long and strong with uniform on she'd stay an extra shift. On the bus she might dose, unwind at the Red Rose, and go picking until she was stiff. Her dear friend was Bob and they would hobnob in their country western clothes. They would be in cahoots with their hats and their boots and turquoise when the occasion arose. But that was Nancy and when she was fancy she'd join her family parties. "Man up! No drugs! No kids if you can't afford them!" Nancy was such a smarty! She wanted to be scattered amongst flowers and water- Her brain donated to science. She had cerebral palsy but you knew only because she had opinions that would make you tense. Goodbye, sister hero, you were such a dear, oh, and I will tell you this! The Last Moments we had were with beers in our hands when she gave me a sweet little kiss.

Thank you, Gail. Nancy was a real trooper in her job and she enjoyed her colleagues.

Thank you, Lisa. Nancy would reminisce about the time you spent together.

One of the funniest last memories Nancy shared with me was our conversation about the great crabs at Walt's Red Rose cafe. My husband was ill that night but he gave me his blessing to go to Crab night. Nancy sat beside me drinking her Pabst. I ate 3 trays of perfect crabs and

Thank you, Gail. Nancy was a real trooper in her job and she enjoyed her colleagues.

Thank you, Lisa. Nancy would reminisce about the time you spent together.

One of the funniest last memories Nancy shared with me was our conversation about the great crabs at Walt's Red Rose cafe. My husband was ill that night but he gave me his blessing to go to Crab night. Nancy sat beside me drinking her Pabst. I ate 3 trays of perfect crabs and she said "Sharon, don't tell Wayne they were perfect- he'll be jealous. Tell him you had a couple of bad ones. " Nancy wanted to be remembered for the funny stuff.

She will be missed by the many Night Shift staff at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
Rest in peace, Nancy.

I was so sorry to read about Nancy's death. What a shock! We have became friends & neighbors years ago. She was a good person.