Lawrence M. Weber &
Nancy A. (nee Nunamaker) Nigh Weber Portrait
Nancy was born in Hagerstown, attended Howard Street
School, South Potomac Junior High and graduated from South Hagerstown High
School in 1957. She went to Washington
County Hospital School of Nursing, graduating in 1960 as an R.N.. She worked in the hospital’s delivery room
for eight years, and then as a nurse at OB-GYN Associates and subsequently for
Dr. Lynn Rider.
Nancy and W. Keller Nigh III (SHHS Class of 1958)
were married on May 28, 1960. They had
four children, Kelly, Kurt, Brad and Doug.
Nancy earned her real estate license and worked with her husband in his
real estate and insurance business, Keller Nigh Enterprises. After Keller’s
death in 1995, she worked as an administrative assistant at Williamsport
Retirement Village until her retirement in 2005.
Larry was born in Harleysville, PA and moved to
Hagerstown in 1953. After one year at
South Potomac Junior High School he graduated from North Hagerstown High School
in 1957. He attended one year at
Hagerstown Junior College, and later earned his B.S. degree at Geneva College
in Beaver Falls, PA.
Larry worked at WJEJ while in high school and
college, and then at several radio and television stations in Pennsylvania and
Ohio before joining Ketchum, Inc., a professional fund-raising firm in
Pittsburgh in 1969. His career spanned
23 years. He became president of the
firm in 1985, and then resigned in 1992 to become vice chancellor for
institutional advancement at the University of Pittsburgh. After four years at the university, he
formed his own fund-raising counseling business, and retired in 2005.
Larry married the late Sally R. Launtz on August 15,
1959 in Johnstown, PA, and they had three children, Lori, Jeff and Brad. She died in 2001.
Nancy and Larry were married on January 19,
2003. They live just south of Hagerstown
on Shaffer Road. Together they have 17
grandchildren with two more expected in October of 2005. Nancy’s daughter, Kelly, died in September,
2002, after a 13-year battle with cancer.