I met Nancy and Tom in the early 90's in ISO meetings and since then we actually met twice a year in different places all over the world. The meetings lasted all week, five days. Tom and Nancy normally rented a car and after the meetings they took me with them to see many interesting places. We w

I am so very sorry. My heart is heavy. Your mother was such an angel in my life, especially as a child when I needed one most. Growing up was really tough, but your mother offered her time, compassion, love and support. Most of the good memories I have as a child are because of her. I loved vis

I remember all the fruit Mom and Nancy cut up at the Feits. I also went to California during my senior year. Did a bunch of fun stuff with Feits. Will always remember the baseball game, ocean, Seaworld and Disneyland.

Aunt Nancy was a wonderful aunt. Whenever she was present, there was always joy and laughter. From the earliest of my memories, I recall how lively and enjoyable it was to visit with Nancy. There was always a crowd of kids running around. Nancy’s and Jane’s were plenty. Of course there were fr

When I think of Aunt Nancy, I think of someone who was full of grace and generosity. She had a special way of admiring and appreciating the beauty of the world around us. I can remember one of my last visits to the home on Seacrest Drive we went for a walk in the neighborhood and I was fascinated

It is overwhelming to try and write about Mom, I want it to be perfect, which is impossible. So I will say that I miss her every day and then I think about Dad too, and Paul. Most of all I am grateful beyond words for the love and support and lessons by example they gave me. I am baking and cooki

We'll miss Aunt Nancy dearly, and remember her always as a warm and loving person who openly offered her support and love to her siblings, her nephews and nieces, and even to nieces-in-laws such as Joann to who she wrote and offered encouragement and sympathy after her cancer diagnosis.

One of my earliest memories of Aunt Nancy was the house in Wilmette. When I was lucky enough to have a sleepover there. She allowed me to choose what color plastic cup I wanted for my mile since I was a guest. I took great joy in this. The cups were so fancy that they had straws built right into

March 30th will be a day never forgotten by me. March 30th is always a bittersweet memory for me since it’s the date my dear mom Jane was placed in hospice in 2017. Now in 2020, it’s the day heaven got so much brighter welcoming a phenomenal woman who I’m deeply honored to call my Aunt Nancy. I c

Graham is sharing that he felt her love and support - she bought a piece of his artwork and also paid him to create stationary with his art for her.  Aunt Nancy made sure that he felt like he was creating good art, but also that he felt encouraged to keep trying, keep learning... He was unsure how