Nancy Angle
Marriages
Arlin Hubka - 1958
1st Husband
Marshall Martin - 1984
Obituaries
The Daily Sentinel page 6B - February 12, 2023
Nancy Angle was born
on January 1, 1937, in
Houston, TX and died
on December 12, 2022,
in Denver, CO. She was
the daughter of Ruth
(Matthews) Angle and
William Angle. She lived
in Houston with her parents
and older sister, Betsey and attended Rice University.
Nancy transferred to the University of Colorado starting
her junior year. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree
in 1958.
Nancy married Arlin Hubka in 1958 and they had four
children, Michael, Timothy, Stephen and Sharon. She
began her teaching career in 1960 with Adams County
Public Schools, teaching junior and senior high school
math through 1971.
She received her Master’s degree in Math Education
from CU in 1974. She was a gifted and devoted teacher
of Mathematics, highly regarded by her colleagues and
students. Nancy taught at CU Denver from 1973-1980,
then at Colorado School of Mines from 1981-1989.
She wed Marshall Martin in 1984, remaining happily
married until her death. After they moved to California,
she taught at Cerritos College in Norwalk, from 1989-
1999. Nancy and Marshall moved back to Colorado in
2000, where she taught at Colorado Mesa University
until her retirement in 2013.
Nancy volunteered for Homeward Bound of the Grand
Valley and Child and Migrant Services, and she served
as a victim’s advocate for the Mesa County Sheriff’s
Department for five years. She was active in the Mesa
County Democratic Party, serving as treasurer for two
years. A life-long member of the Episcopal Church,
Nancy was ordained as a Deacon of the Episcopal
Diocese of Colorado in 2009. She served as Deacon at
All Saints Episcopal Church in Battlement Mesa and St.
Matthews Episcopal Church in Grand Junction, retiring
in 2017.
Nancy is survived by her husband, Marshall Martin
of Grand Junction; her four children, Mike (Elene)
Hubka, Tim (Cathy) Hubka, Steve Hubka, and Sharon
(Dave) MacGregor. She was the proud Nana of 11
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She
wanted to be remembered as one who loved life, family
and friends, knowledge and God. Having influenced so
many others personally and professionally throughout
her life, she will forever be remembered in this way.
Memorial Service will be Saturday, February 18,
2023, 10:30 am at St. Matthews Episcopal Church, 3888
27 1/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO.
