Nancy Lynn Duvall

I met Nancy when I started to date the next door neighbors son. She was the nicest person I had ever met. She was so upbeat and her smile did make you smile. I will always remember her this way as I am smiling now just thinking about her. I know she's up in heaven looking down on everyone she ever loved. I don't think she knew how many hearts she touched over the years of her life.

i knew nancy from the time she worked at the old walmart on crain hwy and she worked in the deli area at the time she was always a jolly and happy person always....and then we all moved to the big severn store to a super center she worked as a cashier and loved her customers... i retired so i got to know her for 26 years she always had a kind word always and was always telling me about her health she never complained but always loved her family by her side and when she would shop i always seen her closeness with her sister candace.... she just loved family period..... especially was thrilled to have a daughter in law and shared her love for her son also.... she loved her husband and really worried over him worrying about her and the list goes on she will be absolutley remembered always and missed.... rip nancy devuall love yvonne wersinger

40 years ago today, March 18th, 1984, I met the greatest girl I´ve ever known, Nancy Bullen. We met at the old Hardee´s Restaurant in Burwood Plaza off of 648. A former co-worker of mine introduced us, at Nancy´s request! So, Nancy made the first move Nancy was handing out Turkey Bacon Club samples at the time and I remember chatting with her for what seemed like several hours. I must have consumed at least 6-7 of those samples during that time! We started dating soon after and were nearly inseparable for 40 years. After only a month... I knew I was going to marry Nancy I had never felt this way about anyone before. Later, Nancy told me she commented to her sister Candy, only one week after meeting one another, "I think I met the man I am going to marry!"
Candy laughed it off as nonsense and boy was she wrong! For the next almost 40 years... we did darned near everything together and were frequently out and about throughout the community. We were married in October 1986 and had a son, Robbie Duvall, in 1990. Nancy and I were really looking forward to this day... our 40th year meeting for the very first time. God willing, I hope to meet her again in heaven.

I always knew how much my wife Nancy was loved by family, loved ones, friends, and her WalMart Family... but had no idea as to just HOW MUCH & by HOW MANY folks really loved her. It has been a humbling experience to feel the love, support, kindness, compassion, and empathy from so, so many people.

My loss of Nancy has been devastating to me. I feel lost & lonely. Trying hard to have a purpose in my life. I must often try to be like Nancy as much as I can... while knowing that task will be difficult, if not impossible to do so. But, I will try my darndest. Nancy was always there with and for me... trying to smooth out my many many rough edges. Oh how I remember her "counseling" me on being nicer to folks. Now, I´m on my own May God help me. Nancy will always be the kindest, friendliest, and most compassionate human being I´ve ever known. Despite her many health issues throughout the years... she always remained upbeat. A truly remarkable woman. A much better person than I will ever be. I am so honored to have been married to her! Nancy, I love you forever.
Until we meet again ... Love, Rob

I remember Nancy being brought to our home while her mom , Aunt Doris, recovered from her birth. My newborn little cousin became my little baby doll ! I learned to change diapers and loved feeding her her bottles ! I rocked her to sleep for her nap and at bedtime . She was a sweet little girl and grew into a wonderful and kind person with an outgoing and engaging personality! She cared about others, and I truly loved her

I was 13 when Nancy was born ! My aunt Doris had a very bad reaction to the spinal anesthesia given . Uncle Oliver brought my new born cousin , Nancy to our home for 6 days while Aunt Doris recovered. I remember learning to change diapers , and loved giving her her bottle !

I married Rob Sr´s cousin Eddie Jr and had the pleasure of meeting Nancy and Rob many years ago at the Hiles´ family reunions along with Aunt Peggy, Nancy´s mother in law. Nancy was a sweet soul and even over the years on Facebook we followed each other closely and always commented each other. Eddie and I will miss you Nancy. Sleep peacefully with our Lord, until we meet again.
Love Ed & Janelle Hiles, Jr