I am sending heartfelt deep condolances to Nancy's dear family. I just can't get her out of my mind and heart though the last time I saw her was our High School graduation in 1973, she made a deep lasting impact on my life. Indeed, she was brilliant, witty , and lovingly compassionate to all. She was a shining light and example to me. Nancy was a real gem who made others rich knowing her. Had I not lived in London I would have loved to join you today in person
Joyce Meiswinkel Morley
Our deepest sympathy to the Bartle family. Many good memories in Montgomery were had. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
The Schmidt family
(Jean, Mary J, Pete, Ted, and Irene)
Spending time with Nancy and Bill as Mule soccer parents was a special time we will always cherish and look back on with fondness. Kind and quick-witted, Nancy was a truly special person. Our thoughts and prayers are with Bill, Alex, Evan and Mark and of course her extended family and friends. With sympathy, Carin and Bill McDonald
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Please know that my heart aches for you and your family during this time of unimaginable grief.
Nancy was a bright light in this world and I’m so grateful to have grown up with her.
I have so many memories of Nancy including eating baked bean and egg sandwiches, being up at the Lake and going to bingo and penny socials, being a member of the Skeleton club and squeezing into that small crawl space, playing church and kneeling on pulled out drawers until our knees gave out, and other silly stuff. Nancy was so funny, compassionate and just a truly kind person. She was one of the good ones but gone way too soon. I love you Nancy!!
Linda (Schmitt) Brookman or as Nancy renamed me Linder
