RENÉE BAKER, ST. AUGUSTINE - Renée Agnes Baker, 54, died peacefully at her home in St. Augustine, FL on Monday, Jan. 22, 2018 from her battle with lung cancer of which she fought with fervor, full of faith and optimism to the end. With her at home at the time of her passing was the love of her life, her devout husband Bobby and their faithful Labrador Vinny.
Renée was born into a large, loving family on Oct. 4, 1963 in Utica, NY. A most dedicated daughter, she is survived by her mother, Ruth L. and stepfather Richard A. Mignano of Flagler Beach, FL and her father Richard F. and stepmother Linda Nasby of New Hartford, NY. A devoted mother to her loving son George Dengler III, and her stepson's Bobby and Kevin Baker whom all brought her immense pride and joy. Her granddaughter Khloe Dengler was the light of her life and filled her heart with laughter and love. Renée was a beloved and cherished sister to each of her siblings, leaving behind her brothers Richard (Joan) Nasby of California, and Russell Nasby of New York; her sisters, Ruthann (Radi) Serdah and Rosalyn (John) Dragun of New York. Her step-siblings, Kim Vickery, Robert (Loana) Donaldson, and Christopher (Diana) Donaldson all of New York. The quintessential loving aunt, always including her nieces and nephews in many vacations and day trips in her "Happy Van". She leaves behind eleven nieces and seven nephews who will cherish her always; Mohammed (Rana); their newborn son Radi; Rachel, Shadia, Sarah, Siobhán, Jake, Samer, Alana, Jared, Lillian, Bridget, Leah, Alex, Camden, Kirsten, Kaiden, Elliee & Emma. She leaves behind an Aunt, Doris Horton whom she loved fondly. Preceded in death by her brother Roy Nasby in 1961, grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
Renée attended Saugerties High School, graduating with honors in 1981. She went straight to work in the Office of the Principle working her way up to the position of Secretary of the Principal through 2005. She was active in serving the Athletic Booster Clubs, PTSA, SESA, as well as the Treasurer for Student Activities. Renée left many friends in her hometown of Saugerties, NY including her "Ya-Ya" Sisters, many community organizations and her church family at St. Johns the Evangelist.
In 2005, Renée made the bold decision to begin her life anew, and moved to Florida with her son, George who was pursuing a higher education at Jacksonville University. She began her career at St. Johns County School District working her way up to the position of Executive Secretary to the Senior Director of School Services, a position where she was a most proud and respected member of the Districts team. Serving on the Pursuing Victory with Honor Program, assisting athletes, coaches and directors. The program that truly blessed her heart was the St. Johns County School District Team Assist, helping homeless students and their families in transition and fundraising for their cause. Renée baked countless cookies for the annual Christmas Trolley Ride.
Renée is being honored in February with the First Annual Renée Baker Leadership Award for her work with the School District. Her caring heart and willingness to serve along side her co-workers will be remembered by all who knew her.
Renée was dedicated to her devoted husband Bobby, sharing an all-to-brief marriage of ten years. Having met in 2005, they shared an immediate bond, and found their soulmates within one another. A marriage short on time, but rich and full of devotion. They were married in Las Vegas on July 1, 2007, and renewed their vows having their marriage blessed by God on Dec. 11, 2017 at San Juan Del Rio Catholic Church, St. Johns, FL.
She will be remembered fondly by all who knew her as someone who lived well, laughed often, and loved much. A woman who was happiest in the kitchen, entertaining for family and friends, always baking something delicious, and preparing many dishes which have been passed down through each generation of her family. Every chance she had her time was spent with her son Georgie, and her beloved granddaughter Khloe.
Renée was born into a large, loving family on Oct. 4, 1963 in Utica, NY. A most dedicated daughter, she is survived by her mother, Ruth L. and stepfather Richard A. Mignano of Flagler Beach, FL and her father Richard F. and stepmother Linda Nasby of New Hartford, NY. A devoted mother to her loving son George Dengler III, and her stepson's Bobby and Kevin Baker whom all brought her immense pride and joy. Her granddaughter Khloe Dengler was the light of her life and filled her heart with laughter and love. Renée was a beloved and cherished sister to each of her siblings, leaving behind her brothers Richard (Joan) Nasby of California, and Russell Nasby of New York; her sisters, Ruthann (Radi) Serdah and Rosalyn (John) Dragun of New York. Her step-siblings, Kim Vickery, Robert (Loana) Donaldson, and Christopher (Diana) Donaldson all of New York. The quintessential loving aunt, always including her nieces and nephews in many vacations and day trips in her "Happy Van". She leaves behind eleven nieces and seven nephews who will cherish her always; Mohammed (Rana); their newborn son Radi; Rachel, Shadia, Sarah, Siobhán, Jake, Samer, Alana, Jared, Lillian, Bridget, Leah, Alex, Camden, Kirsten, Kaiden, Elliee & Emma. She leaves behind an Aunt, Doris Horton whom she loved fondly. Preceded in death by her brother Roy Nasby in 1961, grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
Renée attended Saugerties High School, graduating with honors in 1981. She went straight to work in the Office of the Principle working her way up to the position of Secretary of the Principal through 2005. She was active in serving the Athletic Booster Clubs, PTSA, SESA, as well as the Treasurer for Student Activities. Renée left many friends in her hometown of Saugerties, NY including her "Ya-Ya" Sisters, many community organizations and her church family at St. Johns the Evangelist.
In 2005, Renée made the bold decision to begin her life anew, and moved to Florida with her son, George who was pursuing a higher education at Jacksonville University. She began her career at St. Johns County School District working her way up to the position of Executive Secretary to the Senior Director of School Services, a position where she was a most proud and respected member of the Districts team. Serving on the Pursuing Victory with Honor Program, assisting athletes, coaches and directors. The program that truly blessed her heart was the St. Johns County School District Team Assist, helping homeless students and their families in transition and fundraising for their cause. Renée baked countless cookies for the annual Christmas Trolley Ride.
Renée is being honored in February with the First Annual Renée Baker Leadership Award for her work with the School District. Her caring heart and willingness to serve along side her co-workers will be remembered by all who knew her.
Renée was dedicated to her devoted husband Bobby, sharing an all-to-brief marriage of ten years. Having met in 2005, they shared an immediate bond, and found their soulmates within one another. A marriage short on time, but rich and full of devotion. They were married in Las Vegas on July 1, 2007, and renewed their vows having their marriage blessed by God on Dec. 11, 2017 at San Juan Del Rio Catholic Church, St. Johns, FL.
She will be remembered fondly by all who knew her as someone who lived well, laughed often, and loved much. A woman who was happiest in the kitchen, entertaining for family and friends, always baking something delicious, and preparing many dishes which have been passed down through each generation of her family. Every chance she had her time was spent with her son Georgie, and her beloved granddaughter Khloe.
RENÉE BAKER, ST. AUGUSTINE - Renée Agnes Baker, 54, died peacefully at her home in St. Augustine, FL on Monday, Jan. 22, 2018 from her battle with lung cancer of which she fought with fervor, full of faith and optimism to the end. With her at home at the time of her passing was the love of her life, her devout husband Bobby and their faithful Labrador Vinny.
Renée was born into a large, loving family on Oct. 4, 1963 in Utica, NY. A most dedicated daughter, she is survived by her mother, Ruth L. and stepfather Richard A. Mignano of Flagler Beach, FL and her father Richard F. and stepmother Linda Nasby of New Hartford, NY. A devoted mother to her loving son George Dengler III, and her stepson's Bobby and Kevin Baker whom all brought her immense pride and joy. Her granddaughter Khloe Dengler was the light of her life and filled her heart with laughter and love. Renée was a beloved and cherished sister to each of her siblings, leaving behind her brothers Richard (Joan) Nasby of California, and Russell Nasby of New York; her sisters, Ruthann (Radi) Serdah and Rosalyn (John) Dragun of New York. Her step-siblings, Kim Vickery, Robert (Loana) Donaldson, and Christopher (Diana) Donaldson all of New York. The quintessential loving aunt, always including her nieces and nephews in many vacations and day trips in her "Happy Van". She leaves behind eleven nieces and seven nephews who will cherish her always; Mohammed (Rana); their newborn son Radi; Rachel, Shadia, Sarah, Siobhán, Jake, Samer, Alana, Jared, Lillian, Bridget, Leah, Alex, Camden, Kirsten, Kaiden, Elliee & Emma. She leaves behind an Aunt, Doris Horton whom she loved fondly. Preceded in death by her brother Roy Nasby in 1961, grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
Renée attended Saugerties High School, graduating with honors in 1981. She went straight to work in the Office of the Principle working her way up to the position of Secretary of the Principal through 2005. She was active in serving the Athletic Booster Clubs, PTSA, SESA, as well as the Treasurer for Student Activities. Renée left many friends in her hometown of Saugerties, NY including her "Ya-Ya" Sisters, many community organizations and her church family at St. Johns the Evangelist.
In 2005, Renée made the bold decision to begin her life anew, and moved to Florida with her son, George who was pursuing a higher education at Jacksonville University. She began her career at St. Johns County School District working her way up to the position of Executive Secretary to the Senior Director of School Services, a position where she was a most proud and respected member of the Districts team. Serving on the Pursuing Victory with Honor Program, assisting athletes, coaches and directors. The program that truly blessed her heart was the St. Johns County School District Team Assist, helping homeless students and their families in transition and fundraising for their cause. Renée baked countless cookies for the annual Christmas Trolley Ride.
Renée is being honored in February with the First Annual Renée Baker Leadership Award for her work with the School District. Her caring heart and willingness to serve along side her co-workers will be remembered by all who knew her.
Renée was dedicated to her devoted husband Bobby, sharing an all-to-brief marriage of ten years. Having met in 2005, they shared an immediate bond, and found their soulmates within one another. A marriage short on time, but rich and full of devotion. They were married in Las Vegas on July 1, 2007, and renewed their vows having their marriage blessed by God on Dec. 11, 2017 at San Juan Del Rio Catholic Church, St. Johns, FL.
She will be remembered fondly by all who knew her as someone who lived well, laughed often, and loved much. A woman who was happiest in the kitchen, entertaining for family and friends, always baking something delicious, and preparing many dishes which have been passed down through each generation of her family. Every chance she had her time was spent with her son Georgie, and her beloved granddaughter Khloe.
Renée was born into a large, loving family on Oct. 4, 1963 in Utica, NY. A most dedicated daughter, she is survived by her mother, Ruth L. and stepfather Richard A. Mignano of Flagler Beach, FL and her father Richard F. and stepmother Linda Nasby of New Hartford, NY. A devoted mother to her loving son George Dengler III, and her stepson's Bobby and Kevin Baker whom all brought her immense pride and joy. Her granddaughter Khloe Dengler was the light of her life and filled her heart with laughter and love. Renée was a beloved and cherished sister to each of her siblings, leaving behind her brothers Richard (Joan) Nasby of California, and Russell Nasby of New York; her sisters, Ruthann (Radi) Serdah and Rosalyn (John) Dragun of New York. Her step-siblings, Kim Vickery, Robert (Loana) Donaldson, and Christopher (Diana) Donaldson all of New York. The quintessential loving aunt, always including her nieces and nephews in many vacations and day trips in her "Happy Van". She leaves behind eleven nieces and seven nephews who will cherish her always; Mohammed (Rana); their newborn son Radi; Rachel, Shadia, Sarah, Siobhán, Jake, Samer, Alana, Jared, Lillian, Bridget, Leah, Alex, Camden, Kirsten, Kaiden, Elliee & Emma. She leaves behind an Aunt, Doris Horton whom she loved fondly. Preceded in death by her brother Roy Nasby in 1961, grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
Renée attended Saugerties High School, graduating with honors in 1981. She went straight to work in the Office of the Principle working her way up to the position of Secretary of the Principal through 2005. She was active in serving the Athletic Booster Clubs, PTSA, SESA, as well as the Treasurer for Student Activities. Renée left many friends in her hometown of Saugerties, NY including her "Ya-Ya" Sisters, many community organizations and her church family at St. Johns the Evangelist.
In 2005, Renée made the bold decision to begin her life anew, and moved to Florida with her son, George who was pursuing a higher education at Jacksonville University. She began her career at St. Johns County School District working her way up to the position of Executive Secretary to the Senior Director of School Services, a position where she was a most proud and respected member of the Districts team. Serving on the Pursuing Victory with Honor Program, assisting athletes, coaches and directors. The program that truly blessed her heart was the St. Johns County School District Team Assist, helping homeless students and their families in transition and fundraising for their cause. Renée baked countless cookies for the annual Christmas Trolley Ride.
Renée is being honored in February with the First Annual Renée Baker Leadership Award for her work with the School District. Her caring heart and willingness to serve along side her co-workers will be remembered by all who knew her.
Renée was dedicated to her devoted husband Bobby, sharing an all-to-brief marriage of ten years. Having met in 2005, they shared an immediate bond, and found their soulmates within one another. A marriage short on time, but rich and full of devotion. They were married in Las Vegas on July 1, 2007, and renewed their vows having their marriage blessed by God on Dec. 11, 2017 at San Juan Del Rio Catholic Church, St. Johns, FL.
She will be remembered fondly by all who knew her as someone who lived well, laughed often, and loved much. A woman who was happiest in the kitchen, entertaining for family and friends, always baking something delicious, and preparing many dishes which have been passed down through each generation of her family. Every chance she had her time was spent with her son Georgie, and her beloved granddaughter Khloe.
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