Bobbie Nash

Bobbie Nash, born on August 22, 1943, in Moline, IL, was a resilient soul whose love and compassion knew no bounds. She spent her formative years in Moline, a place that held a special place in her heart throughout her life. She also lived in Texas and Alabama and then moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her professional success was in the banking industry, she was very proud of becoming Vice President of Operations in her working career. Despite her professional success, Bobbie's true passion was caring for animals, her special love was for her dog Roscoe, a testament to her unwavering love and empathy for all creatures great and small.

Bobbie was a pillar of strength within her community and was known for her unwavering resilience and commitment. She was a supportive figure who was always there for those in need. Bobbie's involvement in Alcoholics Anonymous for 38 years, where she was not only a member but a mentor, was a testament to her personal strength and dedication to helping others. Her personal journey of sobriety was a source of inspiration for many, reflecting her determination and strength.

Bobbie was a loving mother, sister, and grandmother. She is survived by her daughter Dani Wade and her husband Mark, sister Jackie Ehly and her husband Bill, sister-in-law Danis Richards and her husband Tom, and her cherished grandchildren, Shelby and Haylee and her husband Stone. She will also be missed by her many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father Jack L. Woner, mother Phyllis M. Woner, her sister Sandy MacDonald, her infant daughter Deborah A. Bullock, and her late husbands George Nash, Donald C. Bullock, and reunited with her first husband Larry P. Hayes who was her present partner until her death.

Although her physical presence is no longer with us, Bobbie's spirit lives on through the countless lives she touched during her time on earth. Her life was a testament to the power of resilience, love, and support. Her memory will continue to inspire and guide all who had the privilege to know her.

As we celebrate Bobbie's incredible life, we invite you to share your memories and upload photos to her memorial page. Your contributions will help to keep her memory alive for generations to come. The service and interment will be private at the family's request.