Nancy Ann (Bolk) Beadle

Nancy Ann (Bolk) Beadle, a resident of Albuquerque, NM for over 45 years, passed away peacefully on the afternoon of Wednesday, December 30, 2020 following a stroke. An angel on earth for 77 ½ years, she resumed her rightful place as a heavenly angel with her three loving daughters at her side.
Nancy was born in Amarillo, TX. On Thursday, May 20, 1943 and grew up in Texline, Tx. She married the love of her life, Cap, in 1968. The couple then moved to Farmington, NM where they started their family. They were blessed with their first daughter in 1972 and just 13 months later, welcomed twin daughters, to the family. In 1974, Nancy and Cap moved their new family to Albuquerque. There, they built a beautiful, successful life together.
Nancy was preceded in death by her loving husband, Cap; mother and father, Ben and Clara; and her precious grandson, Kameron. She is survived by her older brother, Bill and wife Lydia of Amarillo, TX.; sister, Linda and husband Mike of Burleson, TX.; and sister, Deborah of Ft. Collins, CO. She is also survived by her daughter, Ferris and husband Rob; daughter Fara; daughter, Farley and husband Mike; six sweet grandchildren, Ashton, Caiden, Ian, Addison, Dustin and Cannon, all of Albuquerque, NM; as well as many nieces, nephews and countless wonderful friends.
Nancy was a kind, beautiful soul who walk this earth with grace. She had a natural ability to light up a room with her warm smile and her infectious laugh. She was creative, artistic, a fierce fighter with a passion for life that remained until her last breath.
She gave of herself passionately. First and foremost, she gave as a mother. She literally gave her earthly existence to her three daughters and later, her 7 beautiful Grandchildren. She lived for every moment with them and was each and every one of their biggest fans. Nothing brought her more joy than her children and grandchildren and she beamed with pride with their every accomplishment.
Not only did she pour her heart and soul into mothering her own, Nancy opened her heart and home to countless other children throughout the years. She never turned anyone away. She was mom to many. She listened, she loved, she accepted everyone, she did not judge, she encouraged them, and then she taught them how to spread their wings and fly. She was the definition of unconditional love.
Nancy actively cultivated a relationship with her Lord. She was proudly a member of John the XXIII Catholic Community for over 36 years, volunteering often. She was known and loved by all parishioners as someone of model faith and always ready to step up. Selflessly, as always, doing for others.
A life so passionately and beautifully lived is impossible to sum up. Imagining that the world will continue to turn without her smile and warm hug is so difficult. But while her physical presence is missed beyond comprehension, her legacy of faith, kindness, and love remain and we take solace in knowing that her spiritual presence has not left us. She is only watching over us from a higher vantage point. Rest easy Mom and spread those wings and fly.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials for Nancy be sent to the Multiple Sclerosis Society.