Nancy J. Cain

My heart is broken at the loss of my very dear cousin Nancy.
Given that I live in Europe, my opportunity of seeing Nancy has not been as often as I would have liked. Nevertheless, over the years we have maintained a very close relationship....reminiscent of our mothers who were very close sisters.
I know that I'm not alone in appreciating all her any fine qualities...her contagious laughter, her wonderful sense of humor and genuine love of life to name a few, remain uppermost in...

Nancy was a truly beautiful person who we will miss.We were part of the American Legion Bingo team and had the pleasure of working with Jack,Nancy and John Bishop. Nancy started going to Friday fish dinner with Gisela,Inge and I after Jack passed. We very much enjoyed our time together. As time went on our group of 3 grew to 7 sometimes 8 friends sharing a meal together. We will fondly remember our time spent with Nancy. We give our sincere condolences to Nancy's family and friends

My dear John and Lisa,

Your Mom’s 90th birthday card is on my table ready to be sent. She told me not long ago that she would beat me by ten years if she lived. Oh my heart breaks for you. Your Mom had a beautiful, happy heart and soul and will be sincerely missed. My deepest, heartfelt sympathy to all of you.
Love,
Loretta Nowicki

I first met Nancy many years, when her son John married into our family — over 25 years ago. It was always a pleasure to see Nancy at family gatherings, especially for the holidays, and at special outings like Mother’s Day brunch. She was always such a positive person and full of laughter. I am saddened by the news of her passing, and my thoughts and prayers are with John, Erin, my sister Lisa, my niece Bridget, my nephew Bob, and of course Don. Nancy will be missed by all, just as we have...