NANCY DIANA GORR

Trying to return to Valerie

Trying to find her daughter Valerie. I have an autographed print that belongs to her.

I will always miss Nancy in my life.

I still miss Nancy. She was a special friend.

Nancy gave me a lifelong gift of oil painting after one six week course 1975. Im still painting and remember regularly going back to the lessons she shared with us. I cant imagine the sense of loss for her family. I only shared 6 weeks and it added so much to my last 48 years. May you find peace and God bless.

From the time I first moved to Morehead City about 26 years ago, Nancy was always wonderful to me. Both members of the Carolina Artist Gallery, we bought each other's art. She had one of my sock dolls she named "Brownie." Brownie watched over her medicines. Once I moved away, Brownie wrote letters to me telling me how things were going there in Morehead City. Then Nancy moved away as well. I miss Nancy. She was really special.

Nancy served on the board of the Arts Council of Carteret County, NC. She introduced us to gyoyaku, the Japanese art of fish printing, which we taught at festivals and the NC Seafood Festival over many years.i will always remember her cat stories and her sweet, generous spirit.

Nancy will be missed, but she will live on through her painting. I will think of her each time I pass one of them in my home.
Shirley Gambrell, Morehead City, NC

Nancy is missed by all who knew her; for sure by me. I have examples of her art in my home which make me happy whenever I look at them and remind me of her. My deepest sympathy to all her family and other friends.
Melinda Farr Brown, Asheville, NC