Nancy Lee (Liebergen) Schuh

Nancy was born in Little Chute, Wisconsin, or better known as south Green Bay Packer land. She worked many years as the administrative associate at the Institute of Paper Chemistry. She married Roger in 1960 and they immediately moved to Madison where Roger attended the University of Wisconsin.

Nancy worked at the State Motor Vehicle Department to pay for Roger's expenses until he graduated in 1963. If school wasn't hard enough, Amy, the first of three children, was born while he was still in school. It looked like the end of income, but Roger was immediately hired by AT&T and they relocated to Chicago, IL. Her other two children, Brian and Jodi, are both Electrical/Computer System Engineers, as is Amy.

Nancy was an extremely excellent seamstress. She made all the drapes, valances, and curtains in her new homes in Chicago, and Winston-Salem, as well as her daughters' homes.

While in Winston-Salem, she volunteered at Wake Forest Baptist Hospital for 29 years, and belonged to a group of AT&T Employees that made stuffed hearts and different animals for children in the hospital.

She and Roger moved to Searstone in Cary, NC to be near three grandchildren, Kimberly, Allison, and Connor, while two grandchildren, Andrew and Alex, reside in Virginia. Kim and Ali graduated from Meredith and Connor is attending UNC-Charlotte's Engineering Program. Andrew graduated from NC State. Alex is attending Virginia Tech majoring in Physics.