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Charlie Aitken
Nancy Aitken
March 3rd, 1942 - November 21st, 2020
March 3rd, 1942 - November 21st, 2020
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Celeste Doerr
In my memories of Nancy, what I recall most strongly is how incredibly gracious she was and also how much fun she was to spend time with. It is true, as people say, that she made the world a better place, in so many ways I can think of. Since her passing I have been reflecting on some ways in which I am a better person for having known Nancy and her beautiful family. My heart goes out to Phil and Kim, Dutch and Paloma, Kathy, Tony, Mari, and Rosy, and all of you whose lives lovely Nancy touched.
Carol Pritchard
Nancy was my schoolmate and friend. We kept in touch with school reunions and business dealings. We will all miss her. My husband and myself give our sincere condolences to her family. Carol Pritchard
Yvonne Fong
Elaine Melia
Nancy has been my friend for the past 42 years. My children worked for her and learned so much about how to be with children. Nancy truly loved what she did. She enjoyed being with the children and helped so many parents who were struggling. Her idea of fun on the week-end was to go to garage sales to look for toys, books or games for Busy Bee. She was one of the most generous people I know. She provided free week-end or evening child care for a young medical resident trying to take care of a baby and if people lost their job and couldn't pay the tuition she'd tell them to just come in on the week-end and help with clean-up or painting. We went on vacations together. I have such happy memories of Nancy with my family in Italy. I used to call her My Nancy because she was my person whom I truly loved. We would go to dinner and a movie most week-ends. Her passing leaves a big hole in my heart.
Yvonne Fong
Dear Charlie, Philip, Tony and Kathy, I don't know if you remember me but you knew me as Miss Yvonne. I worked for your mom at Busy Bee from 1971 to 1976 as a teacher for the three-year-olds after I graduated with my AA in ECE. I saw her again as she frequented our restaurant, Eddie's on Broadway. I caught up with her again in 2019 at The Chateau. My husband Eddie and I picked her up and our friend, Tom in June 2019 who was also staying at The Chateau having dinner at Cafeteria 15 L with the picture attached. I last texted her in April, 2020 to see how she was doing and at that time she was visiting at Tony's. Your mom was so special being my first Boss. I'll always have fond memories of your mom. Prayers and please Take Care. Miss Yvonne
Melisa Robison
We didn't realize what a blessing we had stumbled upon when we started renting Nancy's house in 2014. She was immediately a smiling, genuine, happy landlady and neighbor, and quickly evolved into a loving surrogate grandmother figure. Now our daughter attends Busy Bee and, while she doesn't get to know Nancy, she is growing in the beautiful learning environment that Nancy created. We are so grateful to have known her, and we miss her dearly.
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