Nancy R. Ericsson

I will miss Nancy. She was a quiet but convivial guest at Jill’s Christmas parties. She was always interested in my family doings and managed to save copies of her Archeology Magazine for my son. It was so very clear how proud she was of both Jill and Neil. My family enjoyed her company at our Thanksgiving dinner in November. It was a rare treat to host her for the evening. She was engaged in the conversations around her and was quite comfortable amid strangers. A very special mom and person.

I send my thoughts to Neil and Jill. Your mother and father were such wonderful supporters of East Shore Unitarian and always loved the efforts the choir and soloists offered. I enjoyed knowing all of you when I was there. They are both missed, I'm sure.

An amazing woman that always had a smile for everyone at Aljoya. We were please to have known her and Lowell.

Nancy was a quiet gem, whose loyalty to the League of Women Voters of Mercer Island was unmatched. I will miss her greatly. My deepest sympathies to Jill and Neil. Cynthia Howe

I only knew Nancy briefly when we were side by side classmates at the Yoga for Seniors class at the Mercer Island Community Center. But I always looked forward to seeing her and comparing notes on growing up on Long Island. My sincere sympathy to her family.

We shared several memorable times in the Methow Valley with Nancy, Lowell and Jill at their vacation cabin. We were their friends and next door neighbors. Nancy (and Lowell) will sadly be missed.