Nancy 42 years working, retirement from Cadbury ADAMS and Mondelez. Nancy, Nancy, Nancy. A leader, very passionate and dedicated leading too many store tours to count, about her work the hardest worker,Never mailed it in always gave 100 percent. Always about the customer, Working sundays, bringing them coffee and treats. Memories of bowling with rolled up towels and beer cans. What I’ll miss most is our car rides together meetings and our daily morning rap sessions, where a joke would not be spared. Making the best fudge for the entire team and teaching my wife to make it as well. You never arrive empty handed whether it be coffee, lottery tickets, fudge or hand soap you are always buying someone something just ask any person in her neighborhood. Or ask Gary Jr. how many pair of vans he has. Truly loved her job and loved to work it
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Nancy, Nancy, Nancy, your journey has shone,
Forty-two years, seeds of labor you've sown,
From Cadbury ADAMS to Mondelez’s heights,
Your passion and drive lit up endless nights.
A leader unmatched, in each step so devout,
Leading store tours, casting doubt right out.
Sundays at work, with coffee and treats,
Memories sweet, where camaraderie meets.
Bowling with towels, and beer cans in play,
Your laughter would light up the dullest of days.
Car rides I'll miss, laughter, and tales,
Each morning's rap session never once pales.
Teaching your fudge recipe, spreading delight,
Never empty-handed, a heart shining bright.
Coffee, lottery tickets, or soap in your hand,
A loving gesture you always had planned.
Oh, Nancy, forever working with zeal,
A cornerstone in our lives, your touch we'll feel.
Retirement calls, but the memories stay,
In our hearts, dear Nancy, you won't fade away.