Nancy T. Park, 99, of Oak Harbor, Vero Beach, passed away peacefully on March 20, 2022, just a few months before her 100th birthday. Mrs. Park was born June 10, 1922, in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. She graduated from Bates College with a BA in English. Mrs. Park taught high school English and shorthand/typing in Massachusetts and in Connecticut.

Before moving to Westport, Connecticut, where she was a long-time resident, Mrs. Park was the administrative assistant to the Director of Rockefeller Center in New York. In Westport, Mrs. Park was the administrative assistant to Victor Keppler, President of Famous Artists Schools in Westport. She later served as the secretary to the Westport Superintendent of Schools.

Mrs. Park moved to Vero Beach, Florida, in 1977 where she taught at St. Edwards School. She was President of the American Association of University Women in Vero from 1985-1987. She was also chair of AAUW’s book/author fundraising for many years. Mrs. Park served as Secretary of the Community Church of Vero Beach, where she was a choir member for 22 years. She loved music and dance, and for over two decades she performed in a Sweet Adelines Quartet at many local venues.

Mrs. Park was also a founding member of the Roger Larson/Oak Harbor Scholarship Fund, where she served as chair for many years.

Mrs. Park is survived by her daughters, Elizabeth Sennett White (Robin), of Vero Beach, Margaret Sennett Hebert (Tom) of Mansfield, Connecticut, grandson Zachary Hebert (Kyungmi), great grandsons Myles Hebert and Max Hebert, all of Farmington. CT., her sister, Marjorie Terry of Essex, CT and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Eugene William Sennett of Westport, CT, her husband, Carl Groth, of Westport, CT and her husband, Benjamin A. Park of Vero Beach.

The family wishes to express their love and heart-felt thanks to the wonderful staff at Somerset House, Oak Harbor. Services will be held at a later date.

Donations in Nancy’s memory may be made to AAUW, the Community Church of Vero Beach, or the Oak Harbor Scholarship Foundation.

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