Nancy May Pool

I think of both Nancy and her mother, Eileen, often and have many good memories of both of them.

I knew Nancy as a kind, caring person. I was with the Phoenix College Community Orchestra where she played violin. She loved playing, as did her mother and father. It was a joy to know all three of them.

I knew Nancy from the Delta Sigs and we shared many fun times. Although we lost touch over the years, I remember her for her enthusiasm and zest for life. If Nancy was coming along, we were going to have fun no matter what. My deepest condolences to all of her family and friends.

Jeff Rhode

Nancy and I attended college together. She was smart, witty and fun. Like myself, we enjoyed adventure and spent lots of time exploring the San Francisco peaks in Flagstaff along with trips to California. I will miss her. My sincere condolence goes to her family and friends. Susan Friedberg Clark, Colorado Springs, Colorado

I only met Nancy once, at a teacher's conference at Shea Middle School, our kids were in the same grades. She was so genuine. I'll never forget her. That's why I am recognizing her now. I'm so sorry for the loss to her husband and children. The fact that I only met her once, and she made this impression on me, is a testament to her life. I pray for God's peace and comfort for her family.

Nancy was a beautiful soul and her laughter and smile and fight or spunk is what I appreciated I went to Sunnyslope with Nancy and my condolences to her family and Bill. Peace and love.

I am so sad to learn of Nancy's passing. I will always remember her as such a vivacious individual. She was a "fighter", never giving up in a tennis match or in life. My deep condolences to the Pool & Schwartz families. God bless.

Ms. Porter
Sunnyslope High
Girls Tennis Coach

So sorry for your ... our loss. The Sunnyslope FB community has been overflowing with wonderful remembrances of Nancy.