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Lora L. White
November 10, 2025
I had the distinct pleasure of working with Nancy for 25 years. She was a remarkable lady - caring, hardworking and full of life. We shared the love of books and we often dreamed of opening our own bookstore and continuing to work side by side. She was a mother to all of us and a true example of pride and class. She will be remembered with great love and respect. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Lora L. White
Andrew Hunt
November 8, 2025
For the last year and a half, I had the distinct privilege and honor of being Nancy´s hairstylist. From the very first time she sat in my chair, it felt less like meeting a new client and more like reconnecting with an old friend. Her sharp wit, her big laugh, and that spark of humor that followed her everywhere made every appointment a joy.
Nancy never came in quietly-she came in with stories, opinions, and the kind of conviction that made you listen and laugh all at once. She was fiercely intelligent, raucously funny, and unapologetically herself. A proud and passionate liberal, she carried her beliefs with both humor and grace, and she never shied away from a good conversation.
In this line of work, we get to know people in such a personal way-it´s not just about the haircut or the color, but the life shared in the chair. Nancy trusted me with hers, and for that I´ll always be grateful. She reminded me that laughter and honesty are their own kind of beauty, and she brought both in abundance.
I adored her greatly. Her presence will be deeply missed, but the warmth she carried will linger in the stories and laughter she left behind. The salon won´t feel quite the same without her light in it.
Bobbi Barnett
November 7, 2025
Nancy was a wonderful spirit that I will miss very much. She was always kind and caring. We bonded over dog stories, life stories and much more. She was a great listener and was very supportive. I will miss her attitude, kindness, and friendship. May her family carry a part of her with them and cherish all the memories they have collected.
Camryn Buckner
November 4, 2025
My grammy was one of a kind - stubborn, realistic, and full of quiet love. She had this way of getting onto all of us, her kids and and grandkids, about the little things. Back then, we might´ve rolled our eyes or laughed it off, but now I understand it was never about being strict. It was about wanting us to succeed. She cared in her own way, and she made sure we learned to care too. About ourselves, about doing things right, about making something of our lives.
She loved giraffes so much that every time i went to the zoo, i made sure to take pictures just for her. They always reminded me of her. Calm, strong, and graceful, standing tall above it all. And her love of books... it was something special. She built her own little library over the years, each book a piece of her curious mind and quiet wisdom. I always admired that about her, the way she found comfort and company in stories.
Her sense of humor was something else too. Dry, stubborn, and perfectly timed. Even when she seemed serious, there was always that spark of wit underneath. I remember points i had to hold back laughter because if i let it out, i would have sounded ridiculous from laughing so hard. I dont think she realized how funny she really was. I think she passed that down to my dad and then to me, even if it took me a while to realize it. I see her in the little moments when i laugh at something only she would have found funny.
There´s something i never got to tell her outright - how thankful i am for everything she did for me and for the family. For the life she helped build, the values she instilled, and the love she gave even when she didn´t say it out loud. I wish i had told her that in words before this unfortunate time, but i hope she already knew.
Knowing her, anyone getting emotional during this time, she would just shake her head and say, "Don´t cry over me" and expect all of us to carry on as life was normal because that´s just the kind of person she was. Tough, humble, and real. The world has been quieter without her in it and i can´t express in words the impact she had on not just me, but anyone who knew her.
Sometimes it felt like maybe she didn´t realize just how loved and cherished she was, but she was loved deeply. We might not have always shown it in the same ways, but it was always there. I always wanted to make her proud, to share my accomplishments with her, to show her how far I´ve come because i owe so much of that to her.
I´m so thankful i got 25 years with her as my Grammy. She will always be my Grammy - that´s something time can´t take away. This isn´t goodbye. It´s always see you later.
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