Nancy Louise Moore

Nancy Louise (Rosenberger) Moore. Nancy passed to her eternal rest at home surrounded by her loving family on Wednesday March 25, 2020 at the age of 88. She was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on June 8, 1931, the first of three children to Clyde and Mary Rosenberger. A 1949 graduate of North Side High School, she excelled at academics and was a member of many clubs including the National Honor Society. She then graduated from Lutheran School of Nursing in 1952 where she earned her RN pin. She continued her education at the University of St. Francis Joliet, IL graduating Summa Cum Laud with a Bachelors of Science in Nursing. Devoting over 40 years to her profession Nancy retired from Parkview Memorial Hospital where she had worked in the emergency room and as a nursing educator. She retired in 1994. Nancy was a longtime member of St Joseph United Methodist Church and was active in the church choir for many years. She was an active member of her neighborhood association, serving on the board of directors for a time. Professional associations that Nancy was a member of include: The American Red Cross, Parkview Ambassadors, Teti Sheri of the Shrine, University of St Francis alumni and Sunshine Home Health Care. Nancy loved to sing, do craft work, make floral arrangements, travel, cook and spend time with her family at Lakes James, Hamilton and Wawasee. She and husband Ray were avid IU fans cheering on their favorite team. Her greatest love however was her beloved husband Ray, her daughters and their families. She is survived by husband Ray, daughters Denise ( Alex) Demetroff, Pam ( Joe) Paris, Sherill (Steve) Myers, seven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Proceeding Nancy in death were her parents Clyde and Mary Rosenberger and brothers, Richard and Robert Rosenberger. Preferred memorials are Shriners Children’s Hospital, St. Joseph United Methodist Church Music Ministry and Parkview Home Health & Hospice. A private funeral service will be held for immediate family. Burial at Covington Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by D.O. McComb and sons.