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Nancy played fast-pitch softball and was a cheerleader. She graduated from Gorham Fayette High School with the class of 1968. She was born July 10, 1950, in Wauseon, Ohio, to Lloyd and Sara (Geesey) Miller. Vincent Medical Center, with her family by her side. Memorial contributions are suggested to Addison County Home Health and Hospice, First Congregational Church of Cornwall, or United Way of Addison County. 6 at First Congregational Church of Cornwall. daughter Alexis (and Joel) Cosper of Dolores, Colo., and grandson Jack Toles Cosper.Ī memorial service is planned at 1 p.m. husband Jack son Judson Watts and his fiancée Leah Campbell in Proctor, Vt. She is survived by brother John (and Candace Ross) Geisler of Kalamazoo, Mich. She also enjoyed travel, books, gardening, dogs and cats, and music. She had a passion for knitting and taught many other knitters. Judy served on the Cornwall Selectboard, the board of the United Way of Addison County, and was active in First Congregational Church of Cornwall. and Edinburgh, Scotland, before locating to Glen Dale Farm, Cornwall, Vt., in 1980.

She married Jack Watts in 1966 and they lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. After stints in the aerospace industry and at New York City Public Library, Judy served 25 years as a librarian at Middlebury College.

Judy was born and raised in Morenci, Mich., graduated from Alma College and received a Masters in Library Science (MLS) from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y. 10, 2022, from Alzheimer’s disease at home under the care of Addison County Home Health and Hospice. Judy Geisler Watts, 81, of Cornwall, Vt., died Oct. Interment was at Oak Grove Cemetery, Morenci. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Florida State University Department of Physics, attn. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Lyle and sister Doris. Russ) Ragan, as well as his bonus children, Cathryn Powell, David (and Paula) French and Christopher (and Bich) French eight grandchildren, Kyle, Jake, John, Samantha (and Joe) Cox, Ethan, Noah, Mary and Paul. Neil is survived by his wife Jean his children Eric, Alex and Margaret (and Col. He happily accompanied them to various Florida State University athletic events and enjoyed every opportunity for teachable moments-especially in math and science.

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Neil was known as a loving and devoted grandfather who taught each one of his grandchildren how to swim. He embarked on a second career as an artist, creating acrylics featuring places he and Jean visited in their travels. In retirement Neil and Jean traveled across Europe, Canada, Mexico and the United States. In June 2001 Neil retired following 40 years of research and teaching. This effort then led to a National Science Foundation grant to fund the activity. He had the idea of bringing together undergraduates from four-year colleges from around the Southern states to participate in research in the FSU nuclear accelerator lab. He supervised the PhD research of more than 10 students and was a popular physics teacher at both the introductory level as well as being a part of a course that unified nuclear and high energy observables. Neil was an innovative experimental physicist and developed a new technique for measuring a nucleus that doesn’t exist as a stable product, but whose existence is a mid-way product to producing carbon of which we are made. He joined the Florida State University physics department as a post-doctoral research associate in 1961 and earned a Fulbright Scholarship in 1972. 17, 1933, the son of Russel and Florence Fletcher of Morenci, Mich.įollowing graduation from Morenci High School, Neil completed undergraduate studies at Michigan State University, and earned a master’s degree and PhD at Duke University. Neil Russel Fletcher, PhD., 89, formerly of Tallahassee, Fla., died in Farmington Hills, Mich., on Oct.

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