Nancy had such a beautiful spirit, and she was a blessing to all.  
I first met Nancy back in 1988 when I started working in the lab at Mother Frances Hospital.  It was the first time I had ever worked in a lab, and I learned so much from her.  She was always so gracious and willing to help me.
Over time, we became friends and found we shared similar interests.  We both loved our families, fur babies, reading, movies, and watching ice skating.  I was blessed and fortunate to be able to go with Nancy, her sister and brother-in-law to see several skating shows in Dallas.  Those were such wonderful times.
Nancy was the "voice of reason" when she, Brandi and I went shopping in Dallas.  She kept us reined in, most of the time. :-)  We always had so much fun on our shopping trips.
I will always cherish the friendship we had and all the memories I have of Nancy.
To Nancy's family:  You have my condolences and deepest sympathy for your loss. 
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted.  He rescues those who's spirits are crushed." Psalm 34:18

Nancy was such a sweet, dear friend. I worked with her at Mother Frances Hospital. She taught me so much and will be greatly missed. She always had pictures of her fur babies. They brought her such joy.Praying for comfort for family and friends.

Nancy and I started work in the lab at Mother Frances  about the same time.  We could always depend on Nancy when we needed her. We were friends and continued to stay in touch after we both retired. Her death has not quite hit me yet.   She will be in my memory for years to come  .  Prayers of comfort and peace to her family. 

Jeanne Thompson

My deepest condolences to the CHARTIER  Family.  Nancy was my next door neighbor the last 25+ years.  I was surely not prepared for the news that I received upon arriving home last Wednesday.   There will never be a neighbor as concerned and watchful as Nancy.  (I live on the corner lot.)  We had our last conversation at the fence in the back yard the day before her passing.  We laughed and talked as our dogs rubbed noses through the fence. Lol  I have so many memories of her saving the day when things didn’t seem right when I was away from home.  I could always count on her calling or texting if she saw anything out of order.  She had a  impact on the lives of my children as well.  She was always concerned about their wellbeing.   I pray that you all are strengthened will the help of the Lord during your time of bereavement.

To the family had the pleasure and privilege of working many years at Christus Trinity Mother Frances with Nancy.  She was the kindness and knowledgeable employee on staff. Prayers are with the entire family and thank you for sharing Nancy with all of Us.
Joann Washington 3Dawson

Nancy was a lovely Christian lady. She was so kind and thoughtful. It was an honor working with Nancy for many years at Mother Frances Hospital. After retiring, we kept up with each other on Facebook. I always looked forward to seeing what outfit she would dress Gracie in for holidays.  She will be  very missed by her many friends and relatives.

Nancy was a workout buddy.  I knew her for several years.  We went to a few movies and lunches with Cheryl Mullins.  She was positive, kind and encouraging.  I will miss her.

Oh my goodness. So very sad to hear about this. I met Nancy 20 years ago when she started bringing her two westies and her cocker spaniel to my grooming salon. She was such a very sweet person. She will be sorely missed.

I loved spending weeks in the summer with Aunt Nancy. She was always so kind and full of fun; everywhere we went she knew so many people and had so many friends.

I will miss my precious aunt Nancy, who always had a kind word and smile. She was a blessing to my life.

So saddened by the loss of Nancy, God bless

Will always see her and Ms Gracie walking on our street Rosecrest Ln  will miss her a lot.

I worked with Nancy for many years in the laboratory at Mother Frances Hospital.  We shared many years of laughter and friendship.  She was a caring, wonderful woman and will be missed by all that she knew.

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survived by her sister Judy Teasdale and husband Lee, brother: Robert Chartier, sister: Rose Wells and husband Danny, brother: Dennis Chartier and wife Connie, sister: Janet Corrigan. also surviving numerous nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great- nephews and great-great nieces and great-great nephews.

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Nancy J Chartier

19 August, 1950 – 10 May, 2024

Tyler Memorial Funeral Home - Cemetery and Mausoleum

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