Obituary for Nicholas Samuels Goff
Nicholas S. Goff
Nick Goff, 39, of Collingswood NJ, passed away April 30, 2019 after a short illness. He is survived by his daughter, Samantha; his son, Hayes; his fiance, Lisa; his ex-wife, Kimberly; his parents, Bill and Barbara; and his brother and sister-in-law, Jon and Kellie.
Nick was born on the 23rd of August, 1979 in Winston-Salem North Carolina, where he graduated from Mount Tabor High School. Always talented and beloved by his friends, Nick learned the building trades first while living in Wilmington, NC and then later in his hometown of Winston-Salem. Nick relocated to Philadelphia in 2003 and continued his work as a carpenter and contractor, working for others and, finally, forming his own company, I.C.E. Construction.
Nick married Kimberly in 2007 and soon moved to Collingswood, NJ. His daughter, Samantha, was born in 2009 and his son, Hayes, in 2012.
After an amicable split, Nick moved to Haddonfield, NJ, while his business flourished.
Nick was a devoted father, son, and brother. Examples of his fine carpentry work can be found all over South Jersey and Philadelphia. He enjoyed music, sports, and relaxing at home with friends and family. He will be missed.
Nick Goff, 39, of Collingswood NJ, passed away April 30, 2019 after a short illness. He is survived by his daughter, Samantha; his son, Hayes; his fiance, Lisa; his ex-wife, Kimberly; his parents, Bill and Barbara; and his brother and sister-in-law, Jon and Kellie.
Nick was born on the 23rd of August, 1979 in Winston-Salem North Carolina, where he graduated from Mount Tabor High School. Always talented and beloved by his friends, Nick learned the building trades first while living in Wilmington, NC and then later in his hometown of Winston-Salem. Nick relocated to Philadelphia in 2003 and continued his work as a carpenter and contractor, working for others and, finally, forming his own company, I.C.E. Construction.
Nick married Kimberly in 2007 and soon moved to Collingswood, NJ. His daughter, Samantha, was born in 2009 and his son, Hayes, in 2012.
After an amicable split, Nick moved to Haddonfield, NJ, while his business flourished.
Nick was a devoted father, son, and brother. Examples of his fine carpentry work can be found all over South Jersey and Philadelphia. He enjoyed music, sports, and relaxing at home with friends and family. He will be missed.