Nancy Gleason Taylor

The world was Nancy's canvass and what a masterpiece she left. Her creative and colorful spirit touched so many. Her love of life, strength of character and her willingness to dare to be different has made a lasting impression on us all. I consider myself extremely lucky to have called her friend. As I expressed to another DG sister, we can take comfort in knowing that Nancy is now singing with a much larger and much more talented choir, led by the King of Kings.

Our prayers are with you

To Nancy's Family,

We spent many happy hours together at TCU. Delta Gammas were my favorite ladies, married one of Nancy's "sisters." I remember such a bright, creative star--always sharp and ready with a witty comeback. Such happy memories.
Bless you all.

Tom . . . my heartfelt sympathy to you and those you love.

Thomas, Lauren, Aunt Doris, Uncle Jerry, Shannon, Eric and all,

John and I are saddened by your loss. Nancy was one of the most driven, determined and yet vulnerable people I have ever known. As a cousin she was sweet, beautiful, gracious and loving. She brightened every room she walked into and had a PRESENCE than attracted all. She was definitely unique and she will be sorely missed.

Shannon, as you said to me the day of dad's funeral barely a year ago--I AM SO...

I knew Nancy briefly through the Chancel Choir at Incarnation. She was a dear woman and will be missed. My heart goes out to her family and friends.