Nancy Mae Riley

Background

Riley, Nancy Mae was born on May 1, 1939 in Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States. Daughter of Kenneth Wesley and Jeanne Margaret Olive (Hill) Riley.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education, Miami University, 1961; postgraduate, Ohio U., 1964-1969; Master of Arts, Marietta College, 1989.

Career

Teacher home economics, Malta-McConnelsville (Ohio) High School, 1961-1967; teacher home economics, Waterford (Ohio) High School, 1968-1992. Advisor Malta-McConnelsville Future Homemakers, 1961-1966, Waterford Future Homemakers American, 1968-1992. Advisor to state officer Ohio Future Homemakers American, McConnelsville, 1963, Waterford, 1976.

Achievements

• Nancy Mae Riley has been listed as a noteworthy vocational home economics educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Leader Girl Scouts American, McConnelsville, 1962-1966, camp counselor, 1962-1976. Fair judge Waterford Cmty. Fair, Waterford, 1970-1985.

Member National Education Association, American Vocational Association (life), Ohio Education Association (life, delegate 1979), Ohio Vocational Association (life), Daughters of the American Revolution, Daus. Union Veterans (delegate since 1992, tent president 1993-1998, district president 1996), Daus. of War of 1812 (president since 1991, state secretary 1995-1997), Ohio Genealogical Society, Order Eastern Star (worthy matron 1967-1968, deputy grand matron 1978), White Shrine Jerusalem (worthy highpriestess 1979-1981, 83).

Interests

• Avocations: ceramics, genealogy, camping, reading, handcrafts.

Connections

Father:

Kenneth Wesley Riley

Mother:

Jeanne Margaret Olive (Hill) Riley