Troy Marcell Death: Obituary, Cause Of Death, Funeral

On July 15, 2023, Officer Troy Marcell Nicholson departed away suddenly, according to the Upper Merion Township Police Department.

Officer Nicholson died while not on duty, leaving friends, family, and coworkers shocked and mourning. Everyone missed him and thought fondly of their wonderful time with him.

Troy Marcell Nicholson’s death’s circumstances are unknown because the family has not mentioned them. Other information has not yet been made available to the general public.

Funeral arrangements may be finalized by the family soon and announced.

About Troy Marcell Nicholson:

In addition to serving in the Royersford Borough and Amity Township police departments, Officer Nicholson joined the Upper Merion Township Police Department on July 24, 2017.

Officer Nicholson received his diplomas from Reading Police Academy and Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Troy was a model employee who cared deeply for his fellow cops and the residents of Upper Merion Township. He was also a kind and kind soul adored by everyone who knew him.

Troy’s family and friends are in our thoughts and prayers as they cope with their loss at this trying time. Members of the Upper Merion Fire Department and the UM Police Department, as well as an honor guard, were on hand to receive him at the Bacchi Funeral Home in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania. Troy Nicholson, your service officer, is appreciated.

Tributes:

“I don’t even know how to start this. Troy Marcell aka Cowboy. To playing in the river, to football games, to clubs, to shady maple, to wing nights, to karaoke , to seeing you in your brand new Jeep , to seeing you at the weddings , and to so much more. The last conversation we had about you and Kyle Mookie Nicholson coming to my wedding. We have so much amazing times together. Thank you for always being a great friend and always knowing how to make ppl laugh and turn up lol. Today is not a day to be sad but celebrate the impact you and your brother had on so many people. I love you and pray for you and your family in these hard times. We will all miss you and continue to talk about you in the ways you always wanted.”