Nancy Anne Dawe

Don and Family,
I was sorry to hear of Nancy's death. She taught me that "life is an adventure!" Well, she had quite the adventure! She also said "when on door closes, another opens." The door has closed. Each of us will experience another door opening, and we will smile and think of you Nancy...

Don and family, our condolences, Nancy was a beautiful and classy lady. Harry and Pat Polychron

You are in our thoughts and prayers. On behalf of my fellow reunion committee members, class of 1949 Quincy High. We loved then both

Sending our love and keeping you in prayer.

Our love and prayers are with you. Wish we lived closer and could be there for you. We will always remember Nancy's caring and concern for the people of Appalachia and for beautiful pictures and stories that live on from generation to generation. Nancy blessed us in so many ways and we give thanks for her life of witness to God's love and grace. Please know our love and prayers... Beth and Bob Bondurant

Dear Don, Matt, Lisa and Jonathan,
I'm so sorry to hear about Nancy's passing. Please know that I have the fondest memories of Nancy and the time I spent with your family.
Sincerely,

I feel a mountain of gratitude for crossing paths with Nancy. Her encouraging and affirming words made me and many others better people. She offered one of the greatest opportunities of my life so far - a slide show presentation dipicting scenes from a week of work camp in West Virginia. These memories will sustain me, and it is my prayer that the legacy of memories she left behind will also comfort and guide you, Don, Lisa, Matthew, and Jon. God bless you.

Patsy

Dear Don, Lisa, Matthew and Jonathan, I am so sad to hear of Nancy's death. I treasure the memory of our time together at Pilgrim Church and at all the Work Camps. She had such an indomitable spirit and loving heart. I am in Pembroke, MA as pastor of First Church if any of your family needs anything at all. God's peace, Rick Giragosian