Admired Nancy soooo much. Always thought she was so pretty and sophisticated. Spent alot of time at her house and Mary Beth Anderson's on Vernon Dr. (still my favorite St. in Mtl.) Will always remember Nancy,Joan Archer and me sitting on her front steps debating whether we would put our middle name in the graduation program. We all hated our middle name and none of us would tell the others what it was.After 20 min. or I said mine began with L. Joan said hers did too. Nancy rolled down the steps laughing so hard. Turns out we all had the same hated, horrible middle name....LOUISE !!!! We all put it in the program !! Nancy was a trusted,dependable good buddy. I'm sure we'll all get together to celebrate Louise Day in Heaven.

I did not know Nancy well, but we started each class day together climbing the chorus risers in Ms. May K. Sneary's homeroom.  I rarely saw Nancy that she didn't have a smile and she was a proud member of the Rockettes who survived the drilling on those ugly August days on the dusty practice field.  The smile, fur blend sweaters, and saddleshoes are my lasting memories of Nancy.

  I had several classes with Nancy during our four years at Mt.L.  She was always very friendly, had a great sense of humor and a fabulous smile. I'm sad to learn of her passing. My heart goes out to her family and friends. R.I.P.