Nancy A. Steinfield

My cousin Nancy will live on in the memories of everyone who had the pleasure to be around her. She leaves her mark on the many lives she touched with her gift of kindness and love. I have so many fond memories of our time together. It did not matter how many years had passed between visits, Nancy had that amazing ability to make you feel as if no time had passed. She would give me a hug, and with her warm smile, and eyes gleaming, say, "So! How 'ya doin kiddo!" Her greatest gift of all...

Dear Family,

Your mom was such a gentle and kind spirited woman. I will never forget how I looked forward to ya'll coming to Pennsylvania to visit with your grandparents. Your mom's sweet smile now fills heaven. I am so blessed to have known her. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Bright eyes, a warm smile, a wonderful laugh and a beautiful example of Christ’s love at work in the world. For these gifts and so much more, Nancy will be missed by her family, near and far. Our love and prayers are with you.

What wonderful memories I have, as a young girl, of the excitement I felt when my cousin "Nanc" was coming for a visit or my family's summer vacations in Springboro and our trips to Cape Cod. I couldn't wait to be around her. She radiated goodness, warmth and fun and her gorgeous dimpled smile and beautiful twinkling eyes will stay with me forever. Our very special Nancy will always be lovingly remembered and dearly missed.

God has blessed her soul, and she is now home with our Lord. The Lord will watch over the family. My condolences. Doc/CMA

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

Dear Howard and family,

Nancy was a determined Christian! She impressed us with her no nonsense commitment to Christ as a member of the church God called us to pastor, Pleasant Street Baptist in Worcester, MA. And, Howard, how well do we remember that she was determined that you find Christ as your own Lord and Savior. And find Christ you did, in such a marvelous and miraculous way. And Nancy was determined that her children find and follow Him as well...and that they did. ...

When we worked at WLD together, Dan and I were sometimes mistaken for brothers, and Mrs.S. always treated me like part of the family. Of course, she did the same for any of her kids' friends who would show up at their house at any time, and sometimes in large numbers. Their home was always open and she always made us feel welcome. -- My thoughts and prayers are with her family.