1935
Nancy
2017
Nancy L. Koller
June 19, 1935 — February 3, 2017
Nancy L. Koller, 81, of Milwaukie, died peacefully on Friday, February 3rd at Providence Milwaukie Hospital after a brief stay. She was born June 19, 1935 in Phoenix, Arizona, to Ivan and Dollie Moore.
Surviving are her two sons, Michael Koller of Oregon City, and Jason Koller of Gladstone; four grandchildren, Christopher Koller, JJ (Jason Jr.) Koller, Kennedy Koller and Nicholas Koller; one sister, Rebecca Robinson; and three brothers, Malcolm Moore, Carl Ennis Moore and Clinton Moore.
Nancy was a long time resident of Milwaukie, Oregon where she lived after moving from Los Angeles, California in 1957. She worked for Pacific Northwest Bell and Qwest for over 25 years and retired from there in 2002.
She was a devoted Christian and very involved in various ministries through her life. Her favorite King James bible verse was John 14 Vs 2 "In my father's house are many mansions if it were not so I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you".
Nancy was also an avid reader and collected vintage children's books she remembered from her childhood growing up in Arizona. She also enjoyed gardening, garage sales and anything in the color purple. Most of all she was a devoted "Nana" to her four beloved grandchildren.
Nancy will be buried at Mountain View Cemetery in Oregon City in a private service.
Surviving are her two sons, Michael Koller of Oregon City, and Jason Koller of Gladstone; four grandchildren, Christopher Koller, JJ (Jason Jr.) Koller, Kennedy Koller and Nicholas Koller; one sister, Rebecca Robinson; and three brothers, Malcolm Moore, Carl Ennis Moore and Clinton Moore.
Nancy was a long time resident of Milwaukie, Oregon where she lived after moving from Los Angeles, California in 1957. She worked for Pacific Northwest Bell and Qwest for over 25 years and retired from there in 2002.
She was a devoted Christian and very involved in various ministries through her life. Her favorite King James bible verse was John 14 Vs 2 "In my father's house are many mansions if it were not so I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you".
Nancy was also an avid reader and collected vintage children's books she remembered from her childhood growing up in Arizona. She also enjoyed gardening, garage sales and anything in the color purple. Most of all she was a devoted "Nana" to her four beloved grandchildren.
Nancy will be buried at Mountain View Cemetery in Oregon City in a private service.
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