Frances L. Mansure

Mrs. Mansure was one of my instructors at NSW. She was always fun in class. I remember her teaching us about injections using oranges, When it came to techniques of massage and back rubs - her advice was to read the chapter then to "go home and practice"- with a wink...
Thanks for sharing her with us. She is a part of the nurse I am today.
Praying for the family as you grieve-

Dear Jack and Kathy, Your mother was such a special person. Love this picture of her, she never changed. My sincere sympathy.

Helen Lee

Mrs. Mansure was one of my instructors at NSW. She was a charismatic and engaging teacher . I was very fond of her. She was so readily approachable and understanding. Prayers for your family. She had a great impact on the many nurses she taught.

Dear Kathy, Like Betsy, you and your Mother were a part of my childhood too. She was always so very nice to me and I can picture the inside of your house on Westmoreland to this day. And then many years later our Moms became bowling buddies. My Mom enjoyed those years with your Mom so much. I have my mother with me in Lewes. She is 97 and has dementia but otherwise healthy.
Am thinking of you and your family today. Our best, Gail and Peggy Smith

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jack, so sorry for your loss. Our dear departed Aunt Aleta Hall thought the world of your Mom and Dad. Our prayers are with you.
Bobbie & Warren Whiteside

Ruth Ann and Jack,

So sorry for your loss. My prayers go out to you.

So many memories...I'm not sure where to begin or even how, but I'll try: I can still see her at the ironing board, ironing her uniform, cap starched and drying nearby. And on the back porch in summer, Kathy and I having sherbets with those vanilla cookies she loved so much. To this day, I cannot look at a snapdragon without thinking of her. Thanks for the many more memories, Mrs. Mansure, too many to list here. You and Mr. Mansure and Kath and Jack were such a part of my own family's...