Anthony Nicholas "Nick" Sloan
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Anthony Nicholas “Nick” Sloan, born June 22, 1985 to Anita Cornett and Robert J. Sloan, Jr. in West Chester, PA. God called Nick and his K-9 companion Chance home together Sunday, February 12, 2017 to fulfill their final chapter in Heaven with his Lord our Savior.
Nick was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather Ronald Hilton, his paternal grandfather Robert J. Sloan Sr., and his uncle Dwight “Van” Cornett.
In addition to his parents, Nick leaves behind his beloved daughter Marlie Rae Sloan, loving brother Mark Mellinger Jr., Grandmother Mary Hilton, nephew Jameson Mellinger, and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who will miss him dearly.
Nick served our country for 6 years in the Army National Guard, attended Wilmington University, and worked for GetWellNetwork. Most recently Nick started his own business serving the real estate industry as a contractor.
Nick was very active in the community and loved sports, he was an avid member of CrossFit Thunder Hill. He especially loved coaching his daughter’s softball team and was her biggest cheerleader!
Nick will continue to live through the many fond memories we have and the many lives he blessed through organ donation.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday, February 22 at 11 AM at Wilde Funeral Home in Parkesburg, PA officiated by Pastor Gary Ratliff. The viewing will be from 9 until 11 AM. Burial to follow immediately after at Union Hill Cemetery in Kennett Square.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating towards Nick's daughter's education fund by clicking HERE.
Condolences
Dear Anita,
Dear Anita,
I am so sorry for the loss of your son. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.
Lots of Love,
Dené Lewis
So sorry for your loss Anita
So sorry for your loss Anita my prayers and thoughts are with your family during this difficult time God bless you
Anita
So sorry for the loss of your son. I didn't know Nick, but just wanted to let you know you will be my families thoughts and prayers.
Dear Anita & Bob - I am so
Dear Anita & Bob - I am so sorry for your loss. Keep the wonderful memories you have of Nick close to your heart. He will always be with you. Much love and peace to you and your family in the days ahead! XOXO Love, Sandy
A fine cavalry trooper gone too soon
In the Cavalry we have an old traditional poem called Fiddlers Green. In it, Cavalrymen gather after their time on earth to enjoy eternity. Nick was taken way too soon but we believe he is there at the Green, sharing tales of bravery and excitement, awaiting our own arrival to meet with him.
On behalf of us all, please accept my heartfelt condolences.
Condolences
May you rest in eternal peace Nick! Your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I salute you for your service to our country!
I am so sorry to hear of
I am so sorry to hear of Coach Nick's passing. My daughter has played softball with Marlie for a few years and Coach Nick was always on the field or in the gym, helping out & joking with the girls. He will truly be missed by his softball family. Our thoughts and prayers are with Marlie, family and friends during this difficult time.
Sending prayers for peace and comfort
I had the honor of working by Nick's side for several years. Nick lit up a room when he walked in, lifted your mood if you were down and always had a positive attitude and a smile I his face. His love for his family was limitless Nick will be missed My heart aches for your loss and I will keep you all in my prayers
In Faith,
Tina
With Our Deepest Sympathy
With Our Deepest Sympathy
So sorry for your loss,
Please know that you an yourfamily are in our
Prayers.
With Sympathy
You have my deepest sympathy for your loss and my heart goes out to your entire family. One day death will be undone and you will embrace Anthony again under better conditions. Acts 24:15 & Psalms 37:11,29. I hope these words will bring you a measure of comfort. Wishing you peace at this time.
Condolences
I met Nick soon after Marlie was born and had the pleasure of working with him for many years. I watched him grow into one of the most loving, dedicated fathers over those years. I spent many long days working with Nick and will never forget how he lit up when he talked about Marlie and showed me pictures of her. It was clear that family was the most important thing to Nick. I always looked forward to working with Nick as I knew I would be doubled over in laughter at some point. His humor and positive attitude were magnetic and something I will never forget. My heart goes out to your entire family.
My Condolences
I am so sorry for your loss. A lot of broken hearts are mourning. Nick was a great man, he will be dearly missed.
I pray that your family finds
I pray that your family finds strength and peace during this difficult time. Please be comforted by our Heavenly Father, Jehovah God's wonderful promises found in his inspired Word. ~ John 3:16; 5:28, 29; Revelation 21:3, 4