Nancy C. Vanaman

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all through this very difficult time. Mrs.Vanaman was an amazing woman who always encouraged the best from everyone.Having made such an impact on my childhood I requested Nancy for all of my children so that they would have the same opportunity that my brother and I did. I will be eternally grateful that I was blessed to have her in my life. Although we all will miss her dearly I find peace in the fact that she will spend eternity Home with Our Father in...

Warren, Rob, Dawn and Family,
There is nothing that I can say that will ease your loss, but know that Nancy was one of the most loving people that I have known. As a follow Lutheran, I know that you will find solace in the hope of Resurrection though Our Lord and Savoir Jesus Christ, until that time know that you are all in my prayers.

To the Vanaman Family, My heartfelt sympathy to your entire family, at the loss of a very special woman. I remember working alongside of her in her classroom at Wood School. She was also a favorite of my son Henry, who had her for his fourth grade year. He's now 18 and I know he will always remember her and how kind she was to everyone.

To the Vanaman Family:

May God's Love and Peace surround and comfort you. May your memories keep a smile on your heart. Our deepest sympathies. We will miss her presence at the soccer games.

Dawn and family,
So very sorry for your loss. Your mom was a such a sweetheart...enjoyed her sense of humor so much. Will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

I began my teaching career in Millville working with Nancy Vanaman as a fourth grade teacher. She was an excellent teacher and a wonderful person. Your family will be in my prayers. - Tanya Clark

Sending my Love to Mrs. Vanaman's family. Defiantly one of the toughest and funniest Teaches I've ever had, with the neatest handwritting.. and loved to write With highliters Haha.. I'm 20 years old now and will always remember all the games we played in her class and the first person to put there hand up she would "embarass" them so quick.. Cause she would always tell us "Think before you speak." Wow!! Haven't seen her since my days in Wood School but im glad I got the chance to meet her. We...