Nancy Merle Putt

My dear friend, how I miss you and our crazy adventures. One of my many fun memories is a catering job we did at the holiday inn. We got bored with the one we were scheduled to do and decided to go down the hall to a wedding. So we crashed the wedding and decided to work it. We fell right in, no one knew. We had a blast danced, ate and mingled. Someone said we were wonderful and tipped us each a hundred bucks! Those were the days my friend, We thought they'd never end......you are forever in...

I was blessed to know you my Fancy Nancy. Thank you for loving my Dad and making him smile again. My heart aches that your time together was so terribly short. You are leaving behind huge footprints. You shall be missed as much as you were and will forever be loved. Coco

I'm so sorry for the families loss, she was a dear friend. Im so sorry that i missed tne funeral. I just found out. She will be terribly missed by all. I have many, many fond memories of Nancy and all the different jobs we worked together. Nancy, you will be in my heart forever,...."And now you know the rest of the story"Barb Wiener

To the family:
So sorry. May the good memories you have help to comfort you at this difficult time. Our sincere sympathy.

I met Nancy a little over a year ago and we became fast friends. We thought a lot alike and both enjoyed a good "happy hour". Our last visit in Ocean City, MD this past April was so much fun. As always, Nancy made the best of it. Her positive attitude and great faith were inspirational. I was blessed to have known her. Rest in peace, dear friend, and may perpetual light shine upon you.

We'll never forget Nancy's smile, and contagious laugh! May joyful memories comfort Nancy's family and friends.

Nancy was a longtime friend of our family. I can remember her taking us for rides in her Corvette. Also always a pretty smile and a unique laugh accompanied Nancy when she was around. I can still hear her and Mom laughing heartily when then got together. Im positive my mother, Donnalee will be one of the many waiting for her to walk through the gates above, and my Grandma Lois saying " now you two behave yourselves!" So sorry Donny, Stacy and Families. Sherri (Laybourn) Simmons.