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She will be dearly missed by family, her many friends, community, grateful patients and all that knew her and have been touched by her gifts, her time and her energy.

She travelled to India on several occasions to visit and work with Father Abraham and others while fearlessly visiting leper colonies.

Nancy was an ardent writer and recounted her many world travels in articles that she penned for newsletters, newspapers and medical journals.

In living memory of Dr.

The Maguires settled in Calgary, AB.

These included: - In 1976, she developed a rubella vaccination program which was subsequently adopted as a model for hospitals throughout the province of Alberta; - In 1981, she received a personal commendation from then Mayor Ralph Klein for her unselfish service to the community while serving on the Calgary Board of Health from 1973 — 1981; - In 1983, she was recognized by the YMCA as the Woman of the Year in Health and Fitness; - In 1991, at the age of 63, she donated a kidney to her son, Brian; - In 2009, she was recognized as the Outstanding Family Physician of the Year by Alberta Health Services; - In 2010, she received the Doctor of the Year award from the Calgary Medical Society.

Nancy practised medicine in London, England before immigrating to Canada in 1957, with her husband Derek and their two sons, Brian and Michael.

She championed the causes of the poor and underprivileged.

Nancy believed and often stated that a person is measured by good deeds not words.

She enjoyed cross country skiing, snow shoeing, canoeing and sailing.

Rhode Island School for the Deaf continues its proud heritage of educating preschool through high school students from many different communities, unique backgrounds, and neighborhoods across Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts.

Nancy MAGUIRE February 10, 1928 — Weymouth, England May 27, 2021 - Calgary, Alberta It is with heavy hearts that the family of Dr.