Nancy “Lynn” Dabler, who resided in Colora, Maryland, passed away peacefully in the comfort of her own home on Saturday, January 6, 2024. She was surrounded by her wife and children at the time of her passing.
Lynn was born on February 22, 1952 in Elkton, Maryland; however, she spent her childhood in North East. Her birthplace was Elkton. In addition to residing in North East, Maryland, Mrs. Poore was the daughter of James T. Poore, Sr., who had gone away, and Agnes M. Poore, who also lived in the same area.
Throughout the entirety of eternity, Lynn will be remembered for the undying dedication that she had for her family and cherished friends. She had a deep fascination with the culinary arts, and she delighted in hosting gatherings and feasts for the people she cared about, particularly her family.
Her baked goods, including rolls and pastries, which she made from scratch, were legendary. Her radiant grin had the ability to brighten any room, and she was the kind of person who never met a stranger even in the most unfamiliar of situations.
The Baltimore Ravens were known to be coached by her from her favourite chair in a loud manner because of her reputation. She was a fanatical fan of the Baltimore Ravens, who were her favourite team.
During the years that followed her retirement from the United States Department of Agriculture, Lynn had great delight in engaging in a broad variety of activities with her family. These activities included sharing her love of the beach, reading, gardening, watching birds, and putting together puzzles.
We will always treasure the memories we have of her since she was a blessing to each and every one of us, and we will always remember her fondly.
Those who are left behind after Lynn’s loss include her devoted and loving husband of 45 years, John “Jack” Dabler, who resides in Colora, Maryland; her daughter Shannon H. Cameron (Taylor), who resides in Middletown, Delaware; her son John W. Dabler, Jr. (Tina), who is in Conowingo, Maryland; and five beautiful grandchildren.
