Nancy R. Barone

Joe & Tim,
Sorry to her of Nancys passing, but we know she is in a better place now. When I think of her, I remember when Frank and Lee would make their weekly trek to Watertown, she would say to us "Don't forget to stir the sauce"! It may have gotten stirred once before thay got home, but it never burned and a good time was had by all. Mom, Barb, Nancy, Bonnie and Myself. The service was lovely and it was good to hear about her life. She will be missed.
Vic, Barb, Joe & Bonnie

Joe and Tim, my heartfelt condolences. Words are inadequate on this sad occasion...please know that I love you guys and am thinking of you and Nancy. You were always so kind and open and welcoming whenever we'd get up to Rochester, and I'll never forget it. Love, always. God bless.

Dear Joe and Tim,
I'm so sorry to hear about Nancy's passing. Although I haven't seen you all in such a long time, I've thought of you often with good memories of our family visits, especially at Uncle Sam's and at the cottage with your family and the Haefle's. Nancy was always sweet and she had a beautiful smile. I'm certain she's smiling now and at peace.
God Bless you

Tim and Joe,
All my deepest sympathies to your family. I have very fond memories of Chesterton Rd., growing up and your mom was always a warm welcoming person. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers this week.

Doug Allan-Chicago

MY CONDOLENCES TO YOUR FAMILY I ONLY MET YOU A FEW TIMES AND YOU WILL BE WELL MISSED BLESSINGS ALWAYS

Dear Joe, May GOD look favorably upon you and Tim and your Grand Daughters during this period of sadness and relief knowing that Nancy is in a special place with OUR LORD. Guy Merkel Sr.

Dear Joe...
Vicky just told me about talking with you about a week or so ago,about yourself & Nancy. And now yesterday I hear about her death. I am so sorry about your loss “. I have always liked Nancy she had always treated me well,& she was a mighty fine woman. May God grace & help you during this time of your sadness. My best you , Auntie Patty Barone

Uncle Joe and Tim,
I am sad to hear of Aunt Nancy's passing but know that she is in a peaceful and loving place. My favorite memory of her is of the Jug of wine that she and my Mom used to tie to the end of the cottage dock to keep cold in the river while sunning themselves waiting for the fisherman to return! Oh Mumsie! Such good memories of those days. A lot Laughter and Love were shared together. I send my prayers.
Love, Laura

I'm sure Mrs. Barone is in heaven with my mom and brother living it up and having a gallon of wine. We will never forget all the fun and laughter. May you rest in peace Mrs.Barone. Our prayers are with Mr.Barone, Tim and the girls.