NORA A. BALOG

So Sad to hear of nancys passing ,We will miss her visits here to Ireland
RIP
fagan family Barna

Your Honor,I have met you just few weeks ago, It has been a privalege to talk to you. Your love for you beloved wife is a guidence of how decent men should travel through life, with the understanding that "He" is above of all of us. And ultimately, "He" be the "Judge" of our lives.
Thank you.
Polish immigrant.
Chris Kania

Dear Jim,

Although I never met you, I want to express my sympathy for the death of you wife Nancy, whom I knew through quilting. What a niffty lady she was and I enjoyed her company very much. Especially her "honest" comments.

Phyllis Paulo

Dear Jim, I am very sorry to hear of Nancy,s death. She taught me a lot about quilting and was instrumental in making me "a quilting addict". We had many good times at the Irish Center and I will remember her fondly. My deepest sympathy. Regards, Mary McNamara

Dear Jim,
I am sorry for your loss. Nancy was a great friend and wonderful companion. Please accept my condolences.

Dear Jim,
Peter and I were saddened to learn that you lost your dear Nancy. Please accept our sincerest sympathy. We know that you have many fond memories of her and pray that they will be a comfort to you.
Sincerely, Susan Sonderby

My name is Joe Paich and played with Ralph my Badminton partner for many years. I met you many years ago when Ralph and I played at New Trier East.
I share your loss.