I am just now finding out you passed. I missed you when you left. You were and still see my favorite principal for Corwin's school. I talk to Corwin a lot about you and I mention when you got on the intercom. "Corwin buddy, you're mom is waiting. It was broadcast to the whole school it was so funny and I loved it. Thank you for being an amazing person and so sorry your loss your battle with cancer. Huge hugs!!
RIP Ms. Morris
Nicole and I were very close when we worked at WSD. I remember all the laughs we shared. We went to Myrtle Beach one Easter and our moms were upset we were away for the holiday (not a surprise):) We had fun sharing our stories about being Italian!...lol. She was taken way too soon and it breaks my heart. My prayers will be with her family always. Rest in peace Nicole, love ya!
To the family and friends of Nicole, in this difficult time take refuge in God for he is our refuge and strength, A help that is readily found in times of distress Psalm 46:1
I will never forget our time together whether at work, out, or our talks. You and your family will always be in my prayers. You were so special to me, and I will always miss you buddy. Love Chris
I met Nicole while she was the IU#1 Principal at East Franklin. She was the most caring charismatic administrators to work with, always so kind and considerate of others feelings and a real advocate for her students. It was a joy working with her! I am truly saddened by her passing.
I had the opportunity to know Nicole when she taught at Washington and Chartiers Houston. She was a caring , teacher who loved her students. She had a great sense of humor and made learning fun. I was so excited when she was an administrator at my home school district, Bethel Park. Nicole always brightened the room and had a gorgeous smile and infectious laugh. I'm so sorry that she is gone way too soon.
My deepest sympathies...I worked with Nicole at Washington middle school...I have no words- Nicole was a wonderful, fun, caring and loving young lady and I loved being around her. sincerely, patti coleman
