Nancy Klaus

Jim, So sad for your loss. I remember her from Bryce Mt many years ago! So many years of suffering for her. My prayers today for your family.

So sorry for your loss but I know that my mom is glad to see her in heaven. She really wanted to go up there to Richmond and see her again but I couldn't pull it off at the end. It's so difficult when our parents frailties get in the way of their friendship. Mom passed with a picture of Nancy at her bedside (along with Carter and her sister) which she always wanted to be positioned so your mom's face, rather than her sister, was easier to see. I'm sure they are talking about how we all turned...

I am delighted that she lived such a long life. I had often wondered if she had survived the challenges that her life had given her. My condolences to her children.

I will always remember Nancy Klaus´ laugh and great sense of humor. I also will never forget how comfortable she always made me and my family feel in the Klaus home. Mostly, I will always appreciate her children who are such a lovely reflection of her. Ashley has raised three children who were Nancy´s pride and joy and Jim, who is the godfather of my first born, Sarah.

Jim and Ashley, I was so sorry to learn about your mom´s passing. My heart goes out to you both. Losing your mom is never easy. I think we were all lucky to have such wonderful women in our families. With much love, Bobby.

To the Klaus family, my condolences and sympathy. Nancy was a bright spot in so many people's life. She will be truly missed. May God comfort your family in this time of need.