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Nancy Lou Godin

North East, Maryland

1936 - 2015

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Nancy Lou Godin, 79 of North East, MD, died Sunday, October 11, 2015 surrounded by her loving family. Born in Baltimore, MD, on September 2, 1936, she was the daughter of the late Robert and the late Catherine (Maxwell) Hieronimus. She was the wife of the late Stephen Godin. Nancy enjoyed...

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Hi Momma, I now Im early but better early than late to write to you. 9 years, how fast and slow this time is going. Each day without you is hard, I remember you and I laugh and I cry. I miss you, more than you know. So many things I wish I could tell you and share with you. Us girls are planning a 10 year trip to West Virginia to honor you. We are all looking forward to it just being together and remembering you. There will be lots of laughs and lots of tears and lots of stories, and you...

Momma, I was a bit off on the years, it was not 13 but my heart feels like it, only 8 but a very long lonely 8. I love you!

Momma, 13 years, how does it feel like so long but yet like I just lost you. Sometimes the pain is so raw and so real I feel like I can´t breathe. And other days even though you are never far from my thoughts, I´m ok. Nothing changes except the time. Without you here life just is not the same. I still find myself wanting to tell you something that happened. To talk to you about a problem. I do still talk to you every morning in the car. That is our time. I look forward to it. It makes me...

Momma. Another year has passed. Time goes by fast but the loss of you is so painfully slow. Tomorrow will be 7 years that you have been gone. Still feels like yesterday. I think of you everyday. So many things I hear, I see, I say or I do and you are right there. Front and center. I smile more now when I hear something that reminds me of you, it still hurts to not be able to share things with you and hear you say now Joy Lynn, and give me your years of wisdom and make everything better. I...

It's been 6 years now, 6 long years that you've been gone. I've missed you every minute of those 6 years! How I wish I could talk to you one last time and tell you all the things I've been feeling since you left us. You will forever be in my heart and I love you more than you'll ever know! Thank you for letting me know you were near yesterday. I needed that! Love Always your #2 namesake

Momma, 6 years. Wow and it still hurts just as much. I still cry just as much, I still mill you just as much. I do laugh a little more now. I do find it easier to listen to a song that reminds me of you and smile now. There is a part of a song that I want to tell you that is so perfect in letting you know how I feel. "If I had only known the last time would be the last time. I would've put off the things I had to do. I would've stayed a little longer, held on a little tighter. Now what I'd...

Good morning momma! Well, today is the day you had to say so long for now... I walked into the grocery store this morning, and what's the first thing I see Yep, your star cookies! I knew that was a sign from you on this day, to help me remember all of our times eating those things and debating over which ones were best, dark chocolate or milk chocolate! And of course I had to buy two boxes! I love you mom and I miss you every day! Please continue to watch over all of us and know that we all...

Mom, its been 4 years and the pain and loss still intensifies with each passing day. I will never, ever forgive myself for not taking advantage of the time I had with you to shower you with the love and affection you earned and deserved. I love you more than Ill ever be able to tell you. Please tell Tobie & Joey how much I love them too. Rest dear lady, you earned it from a lifetime of hard work. Forever your loving daughter, Nancy Ann ❤❤❤

Hi Momma,
Wow, almost 4 years have gone by since we lost you. Feels like forever. So many days I just want to pick up the phone and call you. I dont think they have service reaching to heaven yet, but maybe one day. I would give anything just to hear your voice one more time. I see things all the time that say cherish your Mom she is the only one you will ever have, cherish her while she is here because one day you will not have the chance. Do not ever take your Mom for granted, it...