Nancy (Drouin) Finley, 53, of Salem, NH, died Tuesday, March 2, 1999 at home.
Mrs. Finley was born in Lawrence, MA and educated in Andover. She graduated from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College in Nashua, New Hampshire with a degree in mechanical drafting. She was a CAD/CAM designer at MIT Lincoln Labs in Lexington.
The Salem resident since 1964 attended St. Joseph Church.
Members of her family include her daughter and son-in-law Robin and Tod Guilford of Langdon, NH, three grandsons and several cousins. She was the widow of Douglas Finley.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Douglas and Johnson Funeral Home in Salem, NH. Cremation followed.
Nancy was a quiet but sincere friend. I really got to know her our last two years at school...when we played softball together. She was thoughtful and kind...I truly miss her!
I remember when I heard that Nan had passed, I was shocked. She always sat directly in front of me in every homeroom and that's how we got to know each other. She had a great sense of humor and that's what I will always remember about her. So sad.
Dianne May (Stoehrer)
Taken from her obituary in the Andover Townsman
Nancy (Drouin) Finley, 53, of Salem, NH, died Tuesday, March 2, 1999 at home.
Mrs. Finley was born in Lawrence, MA and educated in Andover. She graduated from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College in Nashua, New Hampshire with a degree in mechanical drafting. She was a CAD/CAM designer at MIT Lincoln Labs in Lexington.
The Salem resident since 1964 attended St. Joseph Church.
Members of her family include her daughter and son-in-law Robin and Tod Guilford of Langdon, NH, three grandsons and several cousins. She was the widow of Douglas Finley.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Douglas and Johnson Funeral Home in Salem, NH. Cremation followed.
Mary Passanisi (Gonsalves)
Nancy was a quiet but sincere friend. I really got to know her our last two years at school...when we played softball together. She was thoughtful and kind...I truly miss her!
Donna DuFault (Proctor)
I remember when I heard that Nan had passed, I was shocked. She always sat directly in front of me in every homeroom and that's how we got to know each other. She had a great sense of humor and that's what I will always remember about her. So sad.
Sandra Rockwood (Poucher)
Miss Nancy, miss our times at Canobie Lake.... Can't believe she is gone. Sandy Rockwood Poucher