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IN MEMORIAM: Nancy Kiser Feola, 66;

Milford Woman Fought Cancer 19 Months

MILFORD  –  Nancy Feola (nee Kiser) of Milford, who retired from a 30-year career with the Otsego County Attorney’s Office, lost her gallant 19-month struggle with cancer Monday evening Oct. 5, 2015, at Bassett Hospital.  She was 66.

Born April 1, 1949, she was the oldest daughter among six children of Arthur Sr. and Helen (Platt) Kiser. She attended the one-room Westville School from 1954 to 1961, then attended and graduated from Milford Central School, Class of 1967.  She earned AAS degree in Secretarial Science in 1970 from Herkimer County Community College.

A life-long Milford/Cooperstown resident, she lived with her husband at their State Highway 166 residence.

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