Nancy J. Rosentreter

I met Nancy at Ann Arbor Bank and Trust, and she was always a bright, shining light to so many. We all enjoyed her spirit, wit, and humor. Years later, when we reconnected, I cherished our conversations about the good ol’ days. In our last conversation, she spoke with such pride about her daughters and the many generations that followed—what an amazing life and legacy she leaves behind. Nancy will be deeply missed, but I know she will always be with us in all of our hearts. Thank you for...

We met Nancy when we became neighbors in Grass Lake. My husband and I started flipping homes and ironically we bought, rebuilt, and resold the first house Nany bought in the 1960s on Grant St in Chelsea. She told us that back then banks wouldn't loan single women a mortgage for a house, but her manager at the bank vouched for her and she got the loan. That was quite an accomplishment back in the 1960s, it wasn't until the Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 when women could get loans without...

I was so sad to hear of Nancy´s passing. My condolences to her family. Keep all your wonderful memories close to your heart. Nancy was my first boss when I moved to Ann Arbor from up north at a young age. She looked out for me and invited me to Thanksgiving dinner with her family over the years; I really appreciated that too. I have many fond memories from those days, especially working at the bank with her in downtown Ann Arbor. Rest in heavenly peace, Nancy.