NANCY ROBERTS

Dear Betsy and Family,
We will continue to lift you up in prayer. I'm so sorry for the loss of your mother. She was an amazing woman. I recall the stories Lee and Marcia would share about your mom. How much fun they had! Thank you for being such a good friend to Lee. Your kindness when our Chris went to be with the Lord really touched my heart. Thank you for your sweet spirit. Now we know that your Mom and Chris are having a blast in Heaven! And we'll join them there someday! Stay...

I served with Nancy on the ARC board for 20 years. My wife.Janet & I had a most memorable trip with her and Tom literally around the world.We visited ARC progams in Thailand, Cambodia, and Africa, with a 3-day stop in Munbai touring slum children neighborhoods. Our sympathies to her family, she will always be on our list of unforgettable friends. Janet and Don Conley

I met Aunt Nancy Years ago when I was married to her nephew Dan Hooker. She was so sweet and fun to be around. My son Timmy M.Hooker loved her deeply.She was so generous. She allowed him and his family to stay in her home durring this past holiday when they were visiting his dad in Florida.Thank you Aunt Nancy for having enough love to go around.

My sincerest condolences to Nancy's family and friends. I first met her in DeKalb through her close friends, my brother and sister-in-law, Ed and Dawn Diedrich, and then in NIU-Lifelong Learning Institute, where she was a frequent participant. Her cheerful disposition and smiling face will be missed.

MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU BETSY AND FAMILY. MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES

Such a beautiful & uplifting Memorial Service. Nancy would be very pleased. Nancy will be missed. She and Tom have always been very loyal and supportive friends

sorry to say we did not have the chance to know nancy as long as most people but we did have 18 months with her. we surprised the congregation with our surprise wedding in nov. 2006 and nancy got the biggest kick of being there on that day. and each time we were happy to see nancy on sundays.

I remember Nancy Bittinger fondly from my seven years in Market Research at Leo Burnett, in the late 60's and early 70's. She was a sweet lady. Reading about her after Burnett years makes me wish we'd kept in touch.
My condolences to her family and friends. She touched the lives of many and will live on in her children and grandchildren, and in the hearts of minds of many.

My sympathy to the Bittingers and the Roberts families. Nancy was such a wonderful, amazing person. She was a dear friend of my late sister and brotherinlaw, Marge and Tuck Faulkner, and my friend too. We played tennis & bridge together and attended meetings like the benefits for the Am.Refugee Com. Also, my dad, Cyril Cook, built the Bittinger's house on Duane St. in Glen Ellyn. I've always admired her so much! My husband Dave and I send our condolences.

Carol Cook Woods