Doris Lombardo is a name well known to people who participated in Northampton County Sheriff Sales. I could give her a name and she could tell me when the property was sold and whether there were any problems. She was part of the Great Exodus of county workers who left at the end of the year.
She died yesterday after a brief illness. She will be missed by many people, including me.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
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This is so sad to hear. Very shocking!!!
ReplyDeleteBernie, right on with your comments- this is a sad day for Northampton County....
ReplyDeleteShe will be forever in our hearts. She was a beautiful woman who knew how to live life to the fullest. RiP my friend!
ReplyDeleteNice lady....who knew her stuff.....a pleasure to deal with.....
ReplyDeleteso sad ! she was a sweet lady RIP Doris
ReplyDeleteShe was even nice to me!
ReplyDeleteJohn Stoffa writes "She was one of a kind! So dedicated and helpful."
ReplyDeleteSo was Paulette (Pat) Meixsell, who died over this past weekend. She retired from the HR Dept when Brown change the health benefits. She still helped out in the Dept after her retirement. She always had a smile on her face and made your day better.
ReplyDeleteRIP Pat. You will be missed and lovingly remember.