Obit Entry

When I think of Uncle Stan I think of him snoozing in his recliner while watching tv. Peaceful. ❤

On the Silver Seas crossing the captain made an announcement It was boring & Nancy cried out "Man Overboard". We all laughed like crazy. She was always making us laugh. We were planning to get together in NY when covid hit. We will - on a different planet. Corinne

I only knew Nancy for a short time but in that time, she made an impression. I could sit and listen to her stories for hours. I will miss her.

Nancy was one of the most pleasant people I knew in City Green - we always seemed to cross paths in the garage and share pleasantries. Even in the middle of a snowstorm or thunderstorm, Nancy had something positive and pleasant to say. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

As a new neighbor, I have sadly had few moments face to face with Nancy. We had a few exchanges at the elevator when she accepted my offer to deliver her newspapers as I picked up my own. We have gotten to know each other through handwritten notes we would exchange on the chair outside

Nancy was an amazing, kind, and genuine soul. I worked with her when she volunteered at the WI Humane Society. She was always so positive, upbeat, and happy. She loved people and helping others. I remember in conversation, I happened to mention that I was anxious about an upcoming flight. The next time I was

Nancy was one of my clients. I would go to her home and clean every two weeks. We always chatted for a while. She was always smiling and full of energy. I’m very saddened to hear about her passing. May you rest in Heaven. You’ll be truly missed. I stopped by today not knowing about

Nancy was funny, smart, generous, sometimes outrageous, and much more complicated than that. She had so much to share about her opera, musical theater and cabaret experiences in New York and around the world. I was inspired to help her arrange a lunch date with my ex (boyfriend) in Chicago, an opera professional with a

I am so very sad to hear of Nancy's passing. She was such fun and full of life! Nancy sailed with us in January of this year on the Mabel Mercer Foundation's Cabaret at Sea. We had a wonderful time. Nancy was a great fan of cabaret music and a supporter of the Mabel Mercer

There is not a single word or even group of words I can find to describe Nancy. She was so funny, outgoing, kind and caring. I smile when I think if every interaction I had with Nancy from the City Green t-shirt she gave me when I moved in, the association meetings she participated in,