Nancy J. Hough

I met Ms.Nancy when I started taking care of Billy. And we talked here and there since . Such a beautiful women with such pure soul . This one hurts a little . I pray everyone has peace . -Nene tell Billy I said Hi . You will be missed

Nancy had the biggest heart of anyone I know. She made everyone feel loved and always took time with you. I will always remember her great sense of humor and her Irish wit. I will miss her dearly and I am so glad I had her in my life.
Midge

Nancy was the kindest and most generous and outgoing person I´ve ever known. I´ve known her since she was 20 years old and she´s given me such love and joy and I will greatly miss her. Rest in peace, sweetie.

A beautiful light and a true friend. I will miss her dearly. May she rest forever in the Lord´s loving arms. Wishing her family peace

Nancy was one of a kind. Although she lived in my subdivision in Homer Glen, I didn´t meet her until the year after she moved out. We were volunteers and enjoyed working together. Typical of Nancy, she invited me to dinner at her place. We became fast friends and went through ups and downs together. We traveled together, laughed and cried together. She was always gracious and giving to everyone. I went with her to Michigan once and got to meet her parents, the sisters and her brother. What a hoot to watch them all interact with each other and laugh. She was so lucky to be part of this family and she was a vital part of them. She adored them. Nancy loved her boys and then Michelle who was like a daughter to her. She was so proud of her grandchildren and watching them grow up. I spoke with her last Saturday and we made lunch plans for the week after Christmas. She loved going out for lunch (Francesca´s, Cooopers Hawk or Panera) but in September when she couldn´t leave the house because of the oxygen, I brought lunch to her. I can´t imagine a world without her. Love you, Nancy.