Nancy Louise Regan

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Nancy worked in the front office at Emerald Heights Retirement Community where I was President and CEO. Her main responsibility was the residents' incoming mail and she was known affectionately as the "Mail Angel". Nancy was a loyal and dedicated employee who was loved and respected by both staff and residents.
She was a good friend, as well. Nancy let me park in one of her condo parking spaces for Husky football games for several seasons and attended one game each of those seasons with...

Nancy and Her Sister Mary and I
were kids together in Cleveland, Ohio. I have many fond memories of us playing together and getting into mischief too.
My sincerest condolences to all Her family.
Cousin (Sis) Mary Hastings.

Nancy and I worked together at SeaFirst Bank for number of years in the late 80's early 90's in the Manufactured Housing division before she became a Personal Banker for the branch banking division. Our group gave her the affectionate nickname "First Lady of Repo" as befitting of her name, political times and her great sense humor. She was a Lady of class that always had the admiration and respect of those she work with. I will always remember her indepnedent spirit, courage to take on new...

I worked with Nancy at Emerald Heights and I enjoyed her company and admired her abilities.

Our deepest condolences.
Sincerely,
Ed (cousin) & Julia McGreal

I remember Aunt Nancy at John and Kathleen (Melle) Thornton's wedding. I recall Aunt Nancy's gentle nature and the precious manner in which she adored her family. She was so joyful and supportive. She could touch your shoulder and for a moment everything felt ok. While I only saw her a few times, I know she was and still is a special person to Kathleen and to the Melle family. May you find peace in her memory.

With love,

Amy, Tom, Hunter & Taylor Johnson


Amy...