Nancy Lou Dorner

We had a beautiful little service for mom at Fort Custer on Friday, with 30 in attendance, despite the cold weather and the closing of the highways! All 3 sons and 6 grand-kids read one of her poems, and Pastor Bob Steward gave a nice service.

We then all had a nice dinner afterwards, sharing memories and stories and looking over her books, paintings, poetry, letters, and pictures. We will miss her dearly. She clearly gave freely to all that needed help in her life.

Love you,...

Jeff and Family hope that your memories will sustain you in the difficult times ahead.

She was a wonderful Christian woman. She loved the Lord and liked to share her faith with others. She was a blessing to me whenever I visited her.

"Grandma" Dorner was a wonderful and generous lady. She was a blessing to have had in our daughter and granddaughters lives. Extra "grandmas" are always welcome in our lives and hearts.

What a remarkable woman she was! I'm proud o have been her friend.

There will be many instances of loving memories given you by those who enjoyed time with her. Those will help you and refresh you as you endure this so very special loss. Psalms 62:11,12.

I remember Ken and Nancy our neighbors 8n Glenn, our lake homes. They were the warmest people I've ever knew. I befriended his son David and his wife Steph. Those were great days. I will miss them every day. David Christine

I am so sorry to hear Nancee pass on ..SHe was a wonderful friend and everyone they knew her and heard her speak of her Lord were in awe of her story ,,i loved her very much ,,many Christian womens groups together ....love to all the family Eileen Mulder