Nancy Morrison Nesvik

Nancy and I got to know each other when we both lived in the Des Peres neighborhood. Our boys, Brent and Zach, became friends at about 1 year old and still are the best of friends. Nancy and I collaborated on the Mothers at Home group, camp for our neighborhood children, and a mural in our boys' first grade classroom. I looked forward to the Christmas cards every year to find out what great things she and her family were involved in. I'm sad to think that she is no longer around, but know...

My heart goes out to her family and friends. She will be missed by the community of Pen Women where she was a generous member. I’m sorry that she went through the struggle of cancer. I’m sure it was difficult for not only her, but for all who loved her.

Prayers being lifted up for strength at this time for all that knew and loved her. Nancy was a kind hearted and talented lady.

I was fortunate to know Nancy my entire life as our parents were dear friends through the Barretts Little Theater Group before we were born. As all the kids grew we got to go to rehearsals at times and the ground work was set for us to be lifelong friends. My family (Ude) and the Morrisons traveled to Tablerock Lake a number of times as well as other places over the years. Nancy will be remembered for her warmth, humor and beauty both inside and out as well of course as her talent. I was...

May the god she worshiped welcome her with open arms, fill her with peace, and comfort all who loved her. Blessed be

One of the sweetest and most talented people I have ever known

I was looking forward to seeing her in October at our highschool reunion. She was always kind, always had a smile, she made life a little bit better for an awkward highschooler.

Nancy was such a sweetheart in college. She always wanted to help others. RIP my friend.