Thank you all for sharing your memories and loving words about my mother, Nancy.   And the many mentions about the best dad ever, her most beloved husband, Tan.  My heart aches by their absence.

It raises my spirit to hear how mom touched your lives and how she will be remembered for her smile and warmth.  She and Dad were very happy together.   How lucky we all were to witness such a mighty love.  

I have so many magical memories growing up.  There was always fun and laughter.   I am grateful for the life I had with them.  

Love to all, Elizabeth

Nancy was just such a joy to be around.  She made me chuckle with her quips and sense of humor.  I loved spending time with Elizabeth and her particularly at the theatre and have to say that one of the best memories was going to see a performance of recreating the artwork of Jonathan Green and how we giggled and laughed afterwards.  

I shall miss our dipratos lunches and long chats and how we both couldn’t text at the best of times.   Spending time with Elizabeth and her at Tina and Richard’s Sunday lunches, Easter and Christmas’s with us.  Thanksgiving at Hilton Head is one of my finest memories. 

Nancy always made me feel beautiful and complimented me and in many ways was like my American mom when I needed one from time to time.   

I know everyone saw it but of course what I admired the most was the love she and Tan had for one another.  Just so beautiful to witness.  

I shall especially miss her.

Such a lovely woman and was such a joy whenever she came in for visit her at SPC.  She and Dr Platt will be missed.

I had the great fortune to have Dr.Platt assigned as my advisor during my Family Medicine residency. That random selection turned into a 32 year relationship. The only thing better than befriending Tan was I witnessed firsthand a Love Story.  The main character was Mrs. Nancy Platt. She was sunshine in any room. She had an incredible laugh and witty sense of humor.
I enjoyed calling her once or twice a month after Tans passing.  We would share old stories and promises of future dates.  I will miss her but I’m certain she is enjoying  the company of her best friend. This thought gives all that knew her and loved her so much solace.
Your Thursday drive home friend,
Trish

It was a true blessing to get to know Nancy during the times her beloved husband, Dr. Tan Platt, served in various roles within the SC Academy of Family Physicians. Our time together at meetings and dinners were filled with joy and camaraderie. I will forever hold dear the memory of her warm hugs, radiant smile, and infectious laughter. My heartfelt prayers are with her family, whom she cherished deeply.

Sending condolences to Elizabeth and Jimmy.  Nancy was a perfect doctor's spouse: I remember her as uncomplaining and cheerful, and she loved to accompany Tan to events/meetings. Nancy was Tan's backbone during those earlier years in his family practice in rural New York state where he likely had few hours with the family, especially when on-call. Reunited now for eternity!

I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Nancy. Please accept my heartfelt condolences during this difficult time.  Words can't express the pain I feel at this time. I do find solace in knowing that she is now with her beloved Tan. My thoughts and prayers to the family.

Nancy and Tan were such a special couple and such loving individuals. I am blessed she touched my life. We enjoyed the theatre experience. My prayers for her family and hold tight to many wonderful memories of Nancy. She will be missed and never forgotten.

My wife Debbie and I were so sorry to hear about Nancy’s death. We have been friends with Nancy and Tan for many years. Tan and I also worked together for a long time and we all traveled together to lots of meetings and other destinations just for fun. We have so many great memories! Nancy and Tan were wonderful people and great friends!!
David Keisler MD

My dear cousin, Nancy, was truly a sweet and loving woman.
I’m still trying to grasp the reality that she and I will no longer share wonderful moments and conversations. It was just a week before her passing that we laughed about our love for classic movies and theatre. She had recently said we must get back to New York to see a play after watching her favorite annual Tony awards.
But all that aside, she never lost her spark and passion for the things that made her who she was.
Love for her family, above all else. She is now reunited with the greatest love she ever knew…. Tan…. her truest friend and devoted husband.
In my whole lifetime I never witnessed such a natural and truly beautiful love as theirs.

And so I will keep my memories of our happiest times together.
I’ll recall her laugh, her beautiful smile; the way she enjoyed a bite of caramel cake; and toast and coffee. She appreciated life so much and was blessed with caring friends and so much more.

We shared some of the best of times. 
For me, this may be the only consolation, knowing she’s at peace and in the loving eternal embrace of Tan.
Rest in peace, sweet cousin.

I love you more💕

My sincere Condolences to the family. I will miss seeing her at SPC. 
Now Dr. Platt and Nancy are together again.
May God give all of you the comfort you need during this difficult time. 
Diana

Nancy and her late husband Dr. Tan Platt were also members of Columbia's First Nighters Club, and hosted many people in their home for playreadings and good fellowship over the years. They were kind, gracious, outgoing theatre people. My sincere condolences to her family.Thank you,  August, for letting us all know of her passing.

Nancy and the other favorite man in her life, her sweet dad.

This was taken in ‘91 and again, of Nancy and her Tan.

I know this is one of Nancy’s favorite photos. But any photo with the love of her life, Tan, would be known as her favorite.

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Nancy Marie Platt

Décédé(e) le 5 AOÛT 2024

Dunbar Funeral Home (Devine)

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