Nancy Winslow

God Bless, and may you rest in peace. I had not seen you in awhile and this took me by surprise.You were so much fun in life, you will be missed.

Being a customer for many years at Peaches Cafe, it won't be the same when I go there again. Nancy, may you rest in peace, God Bless.

Nancy was a friendly neighbor all those many years ago when I resided at the Lone Pine Trailer Park. I remember how proud she was of her Son, Chip, then and how proud she was when we spoke of him when I was a customer at Peaches Cafe years later. God Bless Old Friend, rest in Peace. Diana Stone

We knew Nancy through her job at Peaches - she was so kind, and she will be missed. We send our deepest condolences to her family & friends. - Mary Jane & Richard Sullivan

Nancy was a gem. Always a friend to every table she served at Peaches, I looked forward to the many times we were fortunate enough to spend with her while we dined. She will be greatly missed.

Unfortunately, I was only able to meet Nancy on one brief occasion. For this reason I did not yet get to know her as well as I would have liked. What I do know based on my relationship with her brother, Bill West (my father-in-law), is that Nancy and his other siblings created a bond over the years that was above and beyond your average family. From what I hear, it seems as if Nancy possessed a lot of the same qualities and attributes that I so admire about her brother Bill. Her passing is...

I was a college student when I worked with Nancy 30 years ago at Peaches 'n Creme. Nancy had such an influence on all of us. She laughed with us and at us, she babied us and when necessary she set us straight. She was loving and kind to all of the staff and customers. I moved away 15 years ago and we stayed in touch for many years but had recently lost touch. When I visited Albany this winter I was able to reconnect with Nancy and introduce her to one of my children; it was wonderful! ...