Nancy was born on May 24, 1940 and passed away on Monday, November 30, 2009. Nancy was a resident of Pewaukee, Wisconsin.
Gaither (Weber) Rosenow
left a message on December 3, 2009:
Aunt Nancy was the definition of family. I will always remember the cards, the tea, the Christmas bizarres, the high school plays, and the family get togethers. Most of all the tradition. I will never think of my life growing up without her. She was a great women, that was strong and preservered thought diffulties. She made me feel like I could do anything in this world. I will truly miss her.
Love, Gaither
Daria Phair (niece-in-law)
left a message on December 3, 2009:
My condolences to Robbin, Bobbie, Willie and their families. May Aunt Nancy rest in the arms of our Lord and enjoy her mini-family reunion in the next world. I enjoyed being in her company the few times that I saw her when she visited Baltimore. Her conversation was interesting. She would talk and knit at the same time. For a wedding gift, she gave me McCormick's Spices of the World Cookbook, saying that all wives should own this book. It is one of my top 5 cookbooks, and I still use regularly. Whenever I take it down from the shelves, I think of Aunt Nancy. May she rest is peace.
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Gaither (Weber) Rosenow
left a message on December 3, 2009:
Aunt Nancy was the definition of family. I will always remember the cards, the tea, the Christmas bizarres, the high school plays, and the family get togethers. Most of all the tradition. I will never think of my life growing up without her. She was a great women, that was strong and preservered thought diffulties. She made me feel like I could do anything in this world. I will truly miss her.
Love, Gaither
Daria Phair (niece-in-law)
left a message on December 3, 2009:
My condolences to Robbin, Bobbie, Willie and their families. May Aunt Nancy rest in the arms of our Lord and enjoy her mini-family reunion in the next world. I enjoyed being in her company the few times that I saw her when she visited Baltimore. Her conversation was interesting. She would talk and knit at the same time. For a wedding gift, she gave me McCormick's Spices of the World Cookbook, saying that all wives should own this book. It is one of my top 5 cookbooks, and I still use regularly. Whenever I take it down from the shelves, I think of Aunt Nancy. May she rest is peace.
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