Nancy Lee Witt (Gill), 85, of Bath, NY, passed away on November 24, 2019 at Arnot Ogden Hospital, Elmira, NY.
Nancy was born on October 29, 1934 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Leo Laurent Gill and Collette Catherine Gill (born Doherty). She attended Mt. Lebanon High School and graduated in 1952. She went on to earn her Associates Degree from Penn State. She worked as a Librarian Assistant and Teacher’s Aide for Haverling Central School for many years. She enjoyed her family and dear friends, painting, everything about Keuka Lake, duplicate bridge, travel and animals of all kinds.
Nancy was born on October 29, 1934 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Leo Laurent Gill and Collette Catherine Gill (born Doherty). She attended Mt. Lebanon High School and graduated in 1952. She went on to earn her Associates Degree from Penn State. She worked as a Librarian Assistant and Teacher’s Aide for Haverling Central School for many years. She enjoyed her family and dear friends, painting, everything about Keuka Lake, duplicate bridge, travel and animals of all kinds.
Nancy Lee Witt (Gill), 85, of Bath, NY, passed away on November 24, 2019 at Arnot Ogden Hospital, Elmira, NY.
Nancy was born on October 29, 1934 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Leo Laurent Gill and Collette Catherine Gill (born Doherty). She attended Mt. Lebanon High School and graduated in 1952. She went on to earn her Associates Degree from Penn State. She worked as a Librarian Assistant and Teacher’s Aide for Haverling Central School for many years. She enjoyed her family and dear friends, painting, everything about Keuka Lake, duplicate bridge, travel and animals of all kinds.
Nancy was born on October 29, 1934 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Leo Laurent Gill and Collette Catherine Gill (born Doherty). She attended Mt. Lebanon High School and graduated in 1952. She went on to earn her Associates Degree from Penn State. She worked as a Librarian Assistant and Teacher’s Aide for Haverling Central School for many years. She enjoyed her family and dear friends, painting, everything about Keuka Lake, duplicate bridge, travel and animals of all kinds.
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