Nanette Chapman Loveday

Nanette Chapman Loveday "Nan" was born March 27, 1959 to Lowell and Gloria Chapman in Salt Lake City, Utah. Nan passed away on April 5, 2022 at the age of 63, surrounded by her family, after fighting breast cancer for 4 years. She was the sister to three brothers and her twin Annette, was married and sealed for eternity to her husband Charles Bradley Loveday, and was the mother of Sarah G. Puello. She is survived by her siblings, husband, and daughter who all loved her dearly. Nan grew up in Orem, Utah where she spent her adolescent years, and eventually lived in Salt Lake City and Provo for her schooling and work. Nanette graduated with an associates degree from Snow College and eventually worked in the admissions department of Brigham Young University. As fate would have it she and her future husband, Chuck, knew the same match-maker who brought them together in Fukui, Japan, where they fell in love. They married in the Provo, Utah temple and were sealed for time and eternity in 1990. After six years of trying to get pregnant, Nan was blessed to give birth to her daughter, Sarah. Nan went on to live a happy family life in Japan and B.C. Canada, and eventually returned to her home of Utah. Everyone who knew Nan, loved Nan. During her life she was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was a beloved Relief Society president, Young Women president, and ministering sister. She loved and was loved by all those she humbly served. Nan was a beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, leader, and friend. She lead an exemplary life and was a true disciple of Christ. Nan was a loving, patient, caring, wise, independent woman whose life was full and fulfilling. She loved her friends, her family, and most of all she loved her Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. She was an avid reader, a talented baker and cook, a world traveler, and a loving friend to all who knew her. She will be greatly missed but, as she always said, "it's not goodbye... it's see you later". Per Nan's request, there will be a private graveside service for immediate family at a later date.