Nancy Jacobson passed away peacefully at home on February 8, 2026, surrounded by family. She is survived in death by her daughter Tina (Nate) Hutchings, grandchildren Mike Jacobson, Nathan (Michelle) Hollan, Alex Bouchez, Willow, Elias, and Rylan Hutchings, and 2 great grandchildren. Surviving siblings are Betty (Larry) Clayes, and Bill Perry. Nancy was preceded in death by her parents William and Virginia Perry, siblings Jeanie Grabbe, Georgia Grabbe, Norma Hoover, and Edward Perry, her son Ronnie Jacobson, and her husband Gary Jacobson.
Nancy was a fun, witty and sassy lady, often having a joke, silly remark, and a smile for family and friends. Nancy never knew a stranger and could make a friend anywhere she went. During her time on hospice her caregivers would ask how she was doing and her common response was “still kickin.” Nancy loved to dance and spend time with family and friends during her younger years. As time passed she traded her dancing shoes for lunches, playing cards and birthday parties. She enjoyed trips to Branson, Las Vegas, and various casinos and shows. Nancy had the opportunity to see Frank Sinatra, and her favorite artist Neil Diamond in concert.
Nancy had various jobs over the years including Admiral, Protexal, The Register Mail, and Miracle Ear. She loved to make crafts and sold her famous hanger Christmas Trees at Scenic Drive. She also loved to coupon.
Cremation services will be Saturday, March 7, 2026 at Watson Thomas Funeral Home and Crematory, with 10:00 am visitation and 11:00 am service. A luncheon will follow at the Thomas Legacy Center. We encourage people to write or tell a fun story they remember from Nancy’s life. Offerings can be made to the family through Watson Thomas Funeral Home. Online expressions may be sent to the family at www.watsonthomas.com.
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