Nancy Louise (Jobling) Leech

Nancy Leech Obituary

Nancy Louise Leech (nee Jobling), of Portland, Oregon, passed away on April 02, 2024, in Portland, at the age of 92. She was born on August 2, 1931, in Portland, Oregon.

Nancy worked at US Bank for more than twenty years where she dedicated herself to her career before she retired at the age of 62. In her free time, she enjoyed knitting, collecting teddy bears, and tending to her plants. She was a talented seamstress and loved searching antique malls for unique treasures.

Nancy is survived by her daughter Cindy Cole and grandchildren Jesse Langdon, Colin Hendrickson, Stephanie Whitson, Sarah Stafford, Elizabeth Ebert, and Connie Bartolus as well as 18 great grandchildren and one great, great grandson. She was preceded in death by her mother Ethel (Gassner) Jobling, father John “Bob” Jobling, sister Linda Johnson, her daughters Carol Clubb and Connie Langdon, and her long-time partner Earl Donovan.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Nancy may be made to The Alzheimer’s Association or Providence Hospice.

Rest in peace, Nancy.

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I remember Aunt Nancy fondly, though I have not seen her since I was a boy. Rest in peace dear Aunt. I wish Cousin Cindy and all of Aunt Nancy’s grandchildren and loved ones great comfort in their memories of her.

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Deepest sympathy to the Leech family for the loss of Nancy. According to Psalm 90:10, Nancy was blessed with special strength. May your fond memories and encouraging scriptures such as Acts 24:15 and Revelation 21:3,4 comfort your family during this difficult time.