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Nancy Aishton Obituary
Nancy Aishton, 61, native of Janesville, WI, lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, passed away Sept. 14 at her home in Evanston, of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). Nancy is survived by her son, David Braverman of Evanston; her mother, Joan D. Aishton of Evanston (but native of Janesville); her two brothers and their families, Peter and Mary Ellen Aishton of Des Plaines and John and Barbara Naland of Alexandria, VA.; and her uncle and aunt, Alan and Betty Dunwiddie of
Janesville. A remembrance will be held Oct. 27, 11 a.m. at the Kenilworth Union Church,
http://www.kuc.org/. In lieu of flowers and gifts, please contribute in her name to the Les Turner ALS Foundation, Skokie, 847-679-3311, http://www.lesturnerals.org/donate.htm
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Dianne Pritchett
September 17, 2024
Hello everyone- I can´t believe Nancy is gone and left us so soon. She was always so kind to me. I remember her and you all so very well.
Dianne Pritchett
July 24, 2023
I learned of Nancy´s passing a while ago but did not know how to get in touch. I just found this method now. So very sorry to hear of this and sending love and prayers as you remember her every day. She was very kind to me during my time in Chicago. Deepest condolences to you all.
SONJA ST. JOHN
October 27, 2007
It has been my honor to be the neighbor and friend of David, I am thankful for this. You are in my thoughts and cares. ~Sonja St John
Kathleen Sheridan
September 25, 2007
Mary Ellen and Peter,
Our condolences,we know how devastating this disease is. We pray for a cure,and we know Nancy is at peace.
With our love to the family,
Katie and Jim Sheridan
Thomas C. Swigert
September 23, 2007
As President of the Rotary Club of Evanston, our club appreciates David Braverman, both as a member and friend, and for his service to our club and his community. Although I never met Nancy, her son's example speaks well for her. I and my club members extend our prayers and good will to her and her family.
Thank you Nancy for sharing David with us.
Elizabeth Coutu
September 23, 2007
Nancy was my dear friend and confidante for more than 40 years. My love and sympathy to David, Peter and all her family.
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