Nancy Beth McElwain

I was going to look you up today Nancy, as I´m back in town. Thank you for always being so kind and supportive and such an intuitive and amazing doctor and friend. Love to you and yours

Nancy was my favorite doctor ever. She treated the whole person and held my hand through some scary stuff. I am terribly sorry to learn of her passing. I hope her legacy does live on because she was the best of humanity.

I am so sorry to learn of Nancy´s passing. She and I were roommates at Cornell College and I was looking forward to seeing her at our 50th reunion this fall. She was dedicated to being a physician during her whole time at Cornell. How many people read the Merck Manual for bedtime reading? We had many good times throughout the years. She was always interested in any medical issues I had and was supportive. She loved her animals. I will miss her greatly.

Dr. McElwain took great care of me as a graduate student of CU. I came to Colorado with a lot of health challenges and had to initiate care through Wardenberg. She was so special and took the best of care of me. She listened and got me to the right people and managed normal things when she could. She went above and beyond and always listened to me, a student. She stands at the top! I´m happy I was lucky enough to cross her path. She did patient care the right way and I am thankful for her.

I knew Nancy pretty well when growing up in Sterling. Doug and I were in the 1971 Class at SHS, and Nancy was (I believe) two classes ahead of the two of us.

I worked with Nancy in the first years I spent in CO. She was one of the best Physicians I worked with, was generous and kind hearted, and enormous fun. Her integrity and decency were such a model for everyone who knew her. I am sorry for your deep loss.

I am so sorry for your loss.Baxter and I always enjoyed her visits when she came to Sterling. He diel in 2019. What can you share with me?431 Glenora Street, Sterling 80751 970 522 8286

Nancy was an amazing aunt and caring person. I loved hearing her stories and she will be greatly missed.

Just remembering the fun we had as kids living across the alley. Remember summer nights playing "kick the can" and "red river". So sorry to hear of Nancy´s passing. Maybe my sister Tara and she will meet and will be waiting for the rest of us to continue our "snenanigans" in heaven. Peace and prayers to your family. Kelley