Nancy L. Richardson

   obit-photo-nancy-l-richardsonNancy L. Richardson of Doylestown died unexpectedly Wednesday morning September 21.  She is survived by her husband, Donald Campbell Richardson, a son Donald William Richardson, his wife, Meg Kimbirl Richardson and a daughter, Martha Richardson Janowski, her husband, John Janowski.  She has five grandchildren: Will Richardson, Sarah Janowski, Maggie Richardson, Megan Janowski and Leanne Janowski.
    She was an enthusiastic member and the President of the PEO, Chapter AZ and former president of the Lingohocken Garden Club, as well as a long time member of the Oranges and Short Hills Junior League. She received the Maplewood, NJ Maple Leaf award with her husband, Don, for community service and the NJ Volunteer of the Year award from Governor Thomas Kean.  She was on numerous boards, including Interweave for Holistic Living and Durand Hedden House.
   Nancy’s work history was wide and skilled. She originally worked for Hood Milk in Massachusetts in the Human Resources Department,  a short stint with the United Way of Union County, then managed Development for the Maplewood and South Orange YMCA, followed by being selected as the Executive Director of the Board Member institute for over 20 years.
   She loved her yearly visits to Pocono Lake Preserve, PA and Tucson, Arizona.  She was much beloved by many friends.  Her sense of humor permeated everything she did.  Nancy had many hobbies, including: collecting art, painting, beading, bridge, reading and tennis.
   Nancy grew up in Bradford , PA and was a Penn State, class of 1957 graduate.
   Her memorial service was held on September 23.  Interment will be in St. George’s Episcopal Church in Maplewood, NJ at a later date.
 In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Nancy’s name may be made to:  Lingohocken Garden Club, c/o Forest Grove Presbyterian Church, 1856 Forest Grove Road, Forest Grove, PA   18922 or to:   P.E.O. Educational Loan Fund (AZ/PA Chapter) www.peointernational.org.   Reed and Steinbach Funeral Home, Doylestown. www.reedandsteinbach.com