Nancy R. Rauh

John

just became aware of this today. Please accept my deepest sympathy and wish to convey my sadness at the passing of Nancy.

Such fond memories of you two and am upset that we've lost touch to the extent that this is a surprise to me.

regards,

Conger Family

John, Anne & Nick,
Please accept our deepest condolences. Our daughter spent many a day at your home with Nancy entertaining the girls from frosting cookies to Girl Scout trips and sleepovers when they were little. Great memories. May she be at peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
The Aubin Family
Pomfret Center

To the Family of Nancy....I am so sorry for your loss. What a dear friend she has been....from Lincoln Elementary School in Manchester, CT, including ice skating, girl scouts, and talking together, to junior high dances and high school. We saw each other in Boston after college at her job in Filene's...I was so impressed..she was a manager and while we chatted, all these clerks came to her for authorizations...Then we lost touch as we married and our lives went their separate ways. And,...

Dear John, Annie, Nick, and family - We are so sorry to hear about Nancy's passing. She was a lovely lady, a friend to everyone she met. Please accept our condolences during this difficult time.

Fondly,
Paul & Robin Carpenter and family

We had many good times together, Nancy. Thanks for the Christmas parties, body surfing at your Misquamicut beach house, and laughs at the Red Lion Inn. It is so hard to come to realize someone of your vigor and love of life is no longer with us. We send our heartfelt sympathy to you, John.

Our deepest condolences to the Rauh family. I always enjoyed sharing stories with Nancy about our families, gardening, and other outdoor activities. Rest in peace.

May you rest in peace.. I will miss all the many times I heard your beautiful laughter. I will always remember our days together at the YMCA..you are a wonderful person and friend rest well love you
Diann Dempsey