From Solimine:
(Names of the living have been removed to protect their privacy)
On Tuesday night, surrounded by her children, Nancy lost a long brave battle against cancer. Nancy was born at Salem Hospital, raised in Swampscott, graduated from Swampscott High School class of 1973 and later settled in Marblehead.
Nancy was a force of nature and anyone who knew her would not soon forget her. She loved the ocean, her dog Kelly and kayaking. She single handedly kept Marshalls in business. Celebrating Christmas with her family was the highlight of every year. Nancy was involved in many volunteer endeavors including PFLAG, a home for LGBT homeless kids and cuddler with premature babies at Salem hospital. Her biggest pride and joys were her two grandchildren. Nancy's proudest accomplishment were her children; and her mothering extended well beyond her own children. Nancy had a very successful career in risk management at the Christian Science Church as well as Sappi Inc and Iron Mountain.
Nancy is predeceased by her father Roger Wallace, born in Lynn and survived by her mother from Swampscott. She is also survived by her two sisters and her two children.
(Names of the living have been removed to protect their privacy)
On Tuesday night, surrounded by her children, Nancy lost a long brave battle against cancer. Nancy was born at Salem Hospital, raised in Swampscott, graduated from Swampscott High School class of 1973 and later settled in Marblehead.
Nancy was a force of nature and anyone who knew her would not soon forget her. She loved the ocean, her dog Kelly and kayaking. She single handedly kept Marshalls in business. Celebrating Christmas with her family was the highlight of every year. Nancy was involved in many volunteer endeavors including PFLAG, a home for LGBT homeless kids and cuddler with premature babies at Salem hospital. Her biggest pride and joys were her two grandchildren. Nancy's proudest accomplishment were her children; and her mothering extended well beyond her own children. Nancy had a very successful career in risk management at the Christian Science Church as well as Sappi Inc and Iron Mountain.
Nancy is predeceased by her father Roger Wallace, born in Lynn and survived by her mother from Swampscott. She is also survived by her two sisters and her two children.
From Solimine:
(Names of the living have been removed to protect their privacy)
On Tuesday night, surrounded by her children, Nancy lost a long brave battle against cancer. Nancy was born at Salem Hospital, raised in Swampscott, graduated from Swampscott High School class of 1973 and later settled in Marblehead.
Nancy was a force of nature and anyone who knew her would not soon forget her. She loved the ocean, her dog Kelly and kayaking. She single handedly kept Marshalls in business. Celebrating Christmas with her family was the highlight of every year. Nancy was involved in many volunteer endeavors including PFLAG, a home for LGBT homeless kids and cuddler with premature babies at Salem hospital. Her biggest pride and joys were her two grandchildren. Nancy's proudest accomplishment were her children; and her mothering extended well beyond her own children. Nancy had a very successful career in risk management at the Christian Science Church as well as Sappi Inc and Iron Mountain.
Nancy is predeceased by her father Roger Wallace, born in Lynn and survived by her mother from Swampscott. She is also survived by her two sisters and her two children.
(Names of the living have been removed to protect their privacy)
On Tuesday night, surrounded by her children, Nancy lost a long brave battle against cancer. Nancy was born at Salem Hospital, raised in Swampscott, graduated from Swampscott High School class of 1973 and later settled in Marblehead.
Nancy was a force of nature and anyone who knew her would not soon forget her. She loved the ocean, her dog Kelly and kayaking. She single handedly kept Marshalls in business. Celebrating Christmas with her family was the highlight of every year. Nancy was involved in many volunteer endeavors including PFLAG, a home for LGBT homeless kids and cuddler with premature babies at Salem hospital. Her biggest pride and joys were her two grandchildren. Nancy's proudest accomplishment were her children; and her mothering extended well beyond her own children. Nancy had a very successful career in risk management at the Christian Science Church as well as Sappi Inc and Iron Mountain.
Nancy is predeceased by her father Roger Wallace, born in Lynn and survived by her mother from Swampscott. She is also survived by her two sisters and her two children.
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Obituary published in the Lynn Item, Swampscott Reporter and/or the Boston Globe at the time of Mrs. Brigham's death and is contributed by a friend of Find A Grave hughgill22 from his personal collection.
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