Boron Funeral Home Inc.

Boron Funeral Home Inc. To the families we serve:
Our mission is to bring care and comfort to you at this very difficult moment. We are family owned and operated for many generations.

The Boron Funeral Home, Inc. is a trusted, family owned and operated funeral home serving families of all faiths and traditions. Our reputation is built upon listening, caring, and fulfilling each family’s individual needs. We are large enough that each family gets the level of attention and care they deserve.

Nancy J. BondiNancy J. (Augustin) Bondi91 on Wednesday, April 8, 2026. Beloved wife for 57 years to the late Michael A. ...
04/09/2026

Nancy J. Bondi

Nancy J. (Augustin) Bondi

91 on Wednesday, April 8, 2026. Beloved wife for 57 years to the late Michael A. Bondi. Loving mother of Kathleen (Bondi) and Douglas Grimm, and surviving sons, Patrick and Tomas (Carole) Bondi. Grandmother of Matthew (Erica) Grimm, Gregory and Amy Grimm, Emily and James Sapizena, Amanda (Michael) Longello, Michael Bondi, Nick (Amanda) Bondi. Great Grandmother of Tucker and Madelyne, Colton Sapizena, Riley Grimm and Jake Cochrane Liam and Indie Bondi. Daughter of the late Herman and Margaret Augustin. Sister of Mary Margaret (Late Robert) Meyer and Betty and late Sam Keenan. Nancy spent over 25 years of her life to serving the community as a clerk at Giant Eagle Market, where her friendly smile and helpful nature brought joy to many and Dedicated her life to serving her St. Basil Church Serving Mass and funerals, Member of the Christian Mothers and a Eucharistic Minster until just recently, She was a hardworking and loving individual who valued her family and nurtured relationships that would last a lifetime. Nancy was a longtime member of The Daughters of Erin and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, where she enjoyed spending time with fellow members. Her love for bowling was evident as she actively participated Sunset Hills Bowling Team, bringing joy and camaraderie both on and off the lanes. Relatives and Friends are welcome on Saturday from 5-7 PM and Sunday 2-6 PM at the Boron Funeral Home Inc. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Prayers on Monday at 10 AM. Mass of Christian in St. Basil Church of Blessed Trinity Parish at 10:30 AM.

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04/05/2026
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04/03/2026

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He could have come down… but love chose to stay.

There, on that hill…
beneath a sky that seemed to hold its breath…
Love was not defeated.

It was proven.

On this Good Friday, we remember a moment the world will never outgrow—
a moment where pain met purpose,
where suffering carried meaning,
and where grace was written in wounds.

He was betrayed.
Beaten.
Broken.

And still… He stayed.

Not because He had to—
but because He saw you.

He saw every tear you would cry.
Every burden you would carry.
Every moment you would feel alone.

And He chose the cross anyway.

Today is not just about what happened long ago.
It’s about what it still means right now.

It means you are not forgotten.
It means you are deeply loved.
It means even in your darkest hour…
there is a love that refuses to give up on you.

So tonight, as the world quiets…
bow your head for just a moment.

Whisper a simple prayer:
“Thank You, Lord… for staying.”

Because that cross—
was never the end of the story.

It was the beginning of hope. ✝️

Anne "Nancy" NolanAnn "Nancy" (Conner) Nolan Age 88, on February 3, 2026, of Carrick. wife of the late Terence C. Nolan....
04/02/2026

Anne "Nancy" Nolan

Ann "Nancy" (Conner) Nolan Age 88, on February 3, 2026, of Carrick. wife of the late Terence C. Nolan. Mother of Darlene (Peter) Grealish and Michael (Rose) Nolan. Also survived by 4 granddaughters and 1 great granddaughter. Sister of Edgar (Patricia) Conner and Robert (Jane) Conner. Attended St. Basil's High School and was very involved with reunions and fund raising.

Worked as a highly regarded office manager at PPG Glass, Hills Department Store and Corporate Investigations.

Was a devoted parishioner of St. Anne's in Castle Shannon. Over the years she lent her many talents to fund raising and volunteering at St. Anne's.

Nancy was a cherished mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, cousin, aunt and friend. Her talents were numerous; she was an incredible cook, loved to garden, extremely talented seamstress, made beautiful cross stitch gifts, crocheted hats for those in cancer treatment and could do anything she set her mind to. She was the pillar of strength in her family and was fiercely devoted to her husband, children, granddaughters and great granddaughter. She treasured her lifelong friends, loved to travel, dance and have fun. Always doing so meticulously dressed with perfect hair and nails!

The family would like to thank the memory unit at Paramount Senior Living in Bethel Park. They cared for her with love, dignity and kindness while she battled Alzheimer's Disease. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Basil Church of Blessed Trinity Parish on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 10:30 AM.

Donations can be made to the Alzheimer's Association in her name.

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04/02/2026

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Do you ever think about that night… the one just before everything changed?

On Holy Thursday, we remember a quiet table—
not filled with celebration, but with something deeper… something eternal.

Jesus sat with His disciples, knowing the hours ahead would bring pain, betrayal, and the cross.
He knew one of them would walk away.
He knew the rest would scatter in fear.

And still… He stayed.

He broke the bread.
He poured the wine.
He looked at them—not with anger, not with disappointment—
but with a love so steady, so unshaken… it would carry Him all the way to the cross.

That night wasn’t just a meal.

It was a moment where grace sat face to face with human weakness… and chose to love anyway.

A moment where Heaven whispered:
“This is not the end… this is the beginning of redemption.”

As we move closer to Easter,
may we carry this truth in our hearts:

Even when we fall short…
even when we doubt…
even when we don’t stay as strong as we wish we could—

He still does.

Lord, on this Holy Thursday,
quiet our hearts and draw us near.
Help us remember that sacred table…
and the love that never walked away.

Because we know…

the cross is coming…
but so is the empty tomb. ✝️

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03/18/2026

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Teresa Ann Schaefer Lippert Age 90, peacefully surrounded by family on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, of Whitehall, formerly of Carrick. Teresa was the beloved wife for 69 years of the late Francis W. Lippert. Mother of Robert Joanne, Teresa, David Kathryn, Brian Cathleen, and the late Francis Jr. Deborah...

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03/03/2026

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John H. Walters Age 81, peacefully surrounded by family on Monday, March 2, 2026 of Carrick. Loving Husband of 61 years to Lynn Walters. Father of Donna Walters Erik Lang, Joelle Neff Jason, and the late Tracy Schmitt. Grandfather of Mark Maggic, John Patty Maggic, Garrett Schmitt, Bobby Jennifer Cr...

02/24/2026

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