Nancy Criss Town
73, of Indianapolis, passed away peacefully on Dec. 23, 2013 after a courageous battle with Huntington's Disease.
Nancy was born in Terre Haute, IN on Dec. 6, 1940 to Tony and Elizabeth Criss. She graduated from Wylie High School and Union Hospital Nursing School. She was a registered nurse serving St. Vincent's Hospital for more than 30 years.
Nancy is survived by her devoted husband of 33 years, Roland Town. She was a loving mother and step-mother to 7 children, Angela Hiller, Michael Head, Lori Nesbitt, Andy Town, Cathy Copenhaver, Dan Town and Barbara Town. She is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.
In honor of Nancy's wishes, her ashes will be interred in a family plot, followed by a private celebration of life.
Memorial contributions to the Huntington's Disease Society of Indiana are welcomed. Donations can be sent to HDSA Indiana, P.O. Box 2101, Indianapolis, IN 46206.
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Barbara Town
December 31, 2013
I was blessed to be the step-daughter of Nancy Town. Nancy joined our family when I was 21 years of age and provided my father a wonderful, fulfilling life following the passing of my own mother in 1979. She created a beautiful, welcoming home and always "took care of business" making sure everything was in order and in its place. Her words of wisdom and thoughtful guidance were precious to us all. I thank God for her presence in our lives. Her bravery through what is literally a horrific disease, is unmatched. She was and always will be an inspiration. May you rest in peace, Nancy. I love you and I thank you for being in our lives.
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