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Nancy BAUER Obituary
Nancy Lynne Bauer, aka Ragan Bauer Dye, of Scottsdale, Arizona, parted her earthly home April 23, 2021, to the welcome of her Lord and Savior in glory.
She was the third of six children born to her loving parents Sarah Frances and Philip Adam Bauer of Dayton, Ohio.
Ragan leaves behind the love of her life of 48 years, R. Carter Dye, with whom she shared a life of fun, adventure, and travel while giving all glory to God for their journey.
After graduating from Miamisburg High School in 1962, Ragan attended Bowling Green State University. She then
pursued her dream of becoming an airline stewardess first with American then Pan American Airlines. She was blessed by the teachings of Dr. Francis Schaeffer on a lengthy retreat at Swiss L'Abri where her walk with Christ took on a new exuberance. She owned FIGA, a retail fashion boutique in Sun Valley, Idaho, and enjoyed modeling skiwear for Roffe before moving to Sausalito, California, where she was a real estate broker. Ragan and Carter settled in Scottsdale, Arizona, 28 years ago which was their final and their favorite home destination.
Ragan will certainly be missed by her surviving siblings and their spouses, Marilyn (Richard) Grimm, Sue Anne Bauer May, Steven (Susan) Bauer, and Melinda Bauer Henger plus many nieces and nephews until we all gather in our heavenly home prepared for those of us whose faith is in Jesus Christ.
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Doug & Juli Webb
August 23, 2021
So many Sun Valley memories of Nancy , Cater & Dodie Dye. We remember you all yesterday at John Beaupre´s 80 birthday here. You are all part of Sun Valley. God Bless and be safe.
Phil Griffith
June 6, 2021
Truly one of the nicest human beings I had the pleasure of meeting. Always upbeat, always pleasant, even when you knew she wasn't really feeling 100%. As a neighborhood friend, I would mostly see she and Carter, originally when they were alive, walking their gigantic dogs. The dogs were of a specific breed, the name I cannot pronounce, but they were gentle giants, and very well behaved, which, of course, says something about their owners, don't you know. After losing their dogs, it was Carter and Ragan walking. And, always a pleasant greeting, with conversation about current events. She was always up to date on those things. Just a wonderful attitude, and she is very much missed. And, it's great to know how much she included the Lord in her daily pursuits. God bless you Ragan. Look forward to seeing you again.
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