Macon City Council Member Nancy White is a Registered Nurse and Fellow in the American Academy of Healthcare Executives. A resident of Macon since 1981, Nancy lives in Ward 5 with her husband Jeff and 14-year-old son John. She’s been employed by Coliseum Health System since 1992 and serve as Director of Senior Health Services and Government Relations. In this capacity she reaches out to older adults throughout middle Georgia to educate them about Advance Directives, Medicare, and other topics and services of importance to them. She also monitors public policy as it affects health care on the state and federal levels.

Nancy was born overseas, the youngest of three children, to Baptist missionary parents Hubert and Bettie Addleton, whose hometown is Macon. She grew up in Pakistan and attended boarding school in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. Upon her return to the U.S. Nancy attended Bryan College in Tennessee where she was graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English.  She returned home to Macon from Bryan College to begin her career. She earned two subsequent degrees from local colleges while working full time; awarded a Master of Liberal Studies in Professional Communications from Mercer University; and an Associate Degree in Nursing from Macon State College.

Nancy and her family are active at Christ Episcopal Church in downtown Macon. There, she serves on the Vestry, Shepherd to the Communications Committee, and serves as a Lector and Chalice Bearer.
Nancy is a member of the Macon Rotary, the Downtown Council Board, the Macon Volunteer Clinic Board, the American College of Healthcare Executives, the Hutchings Career Center Advisory Board, the Clean Cities Coalition Board, and a Sustaining Member of the Junior League of Macon. She is the former Chair of the Central Georgia Alzheimer’s Association Board; Rosa Taylor Elementary PTA Board member; Georgia Gerontology Health Section Chair; Career Women’s Network Board member; and have volunteered with multiple other nonprofits.