Nancy J. DUBUC

Jim and I are truly saddened to hear this. Our condolences and prayers go out to Gene and all the Dubucs. Nancy was, without a doubt, one of the greatest women I have ever known. Compassionate, giving and kind, but most of all funny. We would sit in Westmoreland Board meetings just holding back laughs without saying a word. We understood each others' minds. To this day, I recall our great times together. She will always be in my heart...

Eugene, Mark and Scotty: So sorry to hear about Nancy. I was certainly surprised when Jim Smith called and told me. When Roger and I lived next door to you guys, it was always non-stop fun-laughing time. I remember when Nancy and I bowled at Showcase Lanes on Monroe one year and came in first place. I remember when you (Eugene) and Nancy dressed to the nines on your way to the opera. I remember sitting in your living room listening to the clocks ticking and going off. I remember...

We are so saddened to learn of Nancy's passing. She was our kind next door neighbor for the past 5 years. She loved giving treats to our dog, and was so kind to our children. Our thoughts are prayers are with her loved ones.

We are so saddened to learn of Nancy's passing. She was our kind next door neighbor for the past 5 years. She loved giving treats to our dog, and was so kind to our children. Our thoughts are prayers are with her loved ones.

What a funny lady! Nancy DuBuc. We met Nancy and Eugene on a cruise ship a number of years ago. We became such good cruise friends, that we took several cruises. She would light up the table. I can hear her saying "Eugene". Nancy always spoke of the family and her work at the printing company. She was a wonderful woman. Eugene, remember all the good times you and Nancy shared. Art and Judy Lucier offer their sincere condolences to you Gene, and your family.