I am terribly saddened to learn of Nancy's death.  We dated all through our Senior year at Miami Edison Sr High, then both attended Andrew Jr College in Georgia.  After one year we both transferred to Western Kentucky University and were married in 1969.  We lated transferred to the University of Maryland  to allow me to work for the FBI.  Nancy and I were not only husband and wife, but she was my best friend.  In 1970 we moved back to Miami where Nancy began working as a Social Worker, and I continued on with the FBI.  in 1972 I joined the US Army, and Nancy and I were stationed at Ft Ritchie, MD.  She worked as the resident manager of the post's Guest House, and I was a Military Police Investigator.  

After my stint in the Army in 1974, we moved back to Miami where Nancy worked again as a Social Worker and I went back to the FBI. In 1978 I received an appointment to become a Special Agent, and had to move to Quantico, VA for training.  That is when Nancy and I decided to go our separate ways.  We had a very amicable separation, and later divorce.  

Throughout the many years we were together, I never heard an ugly word out of Nancy's mouth. She was as kindhearted as a person can be.  She and I both believed in God, and The Lord Jesus Christ as our savior.  

While I am immensely saddened to learn of her death, I know that she is in heaven now, and we will have a fine reunion someday.  I humbly send my deepest condolences to her husband, Don, and all of her friends and family. Nancy will be missed by many.  Soar with the eagles Nancy.  See ya later.  Glenn (Tut) Tuttle

Nancy & I went to Edison together & graduated together. Nancy was always a kind, fun classmate. Shared many fun times with her in high school. I am so sorry to learn of her passing & send my deepest sympathy to her family. 
Janie Lowell Finck

So sorry to hear this. Nancy and I went all the way back to Shadowlawn Elementary in Miami. Our families were friends, Lefty coached me in Little League, and I always considered Mickey the little brother I never had. Nancy was a genuine, caring and beautiful person. My condolences to all the family.

Dear Don and Sophie and all who loved and were close to Nancy. I loved her dearly as my very first real best friend during those years we grew from girls to women. Our families were always close so it was often like having a big community looking out for all of us kids. Sophie and Mickey were like siblings to me. Nancy and I  were roommates in our first year of college. Her heart was golden. I’ve no doubt she’s an angel in heaven.  Sending hugs to all with love.

Dear Don,
Tony and I remember many happy times spent together with you and Nancy. She was a kind and intelligent woman with a warm sense of humor. We will miss her unique charm and wit.  Our thoughts and prayers are with in this time of sorrow.
Be well,
Lise and Tony

I'm saddened to hear of Nancy's passing.  I had the pleasure to work with Nancy for 30 years. She was the anchor of our communications for the company for many years and was so knowledgeable. Her love for people showed in everything she did. Keeping the family in my prayers.

I used to sit right next to Nancy while working in HR for Walmart.   Nancy was one of the most kindest and caring individuals I had the opportunity to work with.   One Halloween I brought my son trick or treating in the office and she treated him so special.   She would always ask how my boys were doing.    Nancy you will be missed.

I am deeply sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. She was one of the brightest lights I've had the privilege of working with, and her warmth, kindness and genuine care for others left a lasting impact. Her ability to uplift those around her made a difference in my life and in the lives of so many. I will always be grateful for the time I spent in her presence. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Nancy always modeled patience and kindness. I will never forget how important she always made me feel. I remember reaching out to her over 20 years ago to reach Walmart Logistics associates, and she helped me so much. In fact, she has helped me over and over throughout the years.  When I got to work with her again recently and join the same team she was on, she was one of the very first to come talk to me. She certainly didn't have to, but she made me feel welcome. She was incredible. She is a Walmart legend in communications, and I feel honored to have worked with her. I'm keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. 💙

I was so saddened to hear of Nancy’s passing. Nancy and I shared a unique bond that began when we were both hired just a month apart in 1991—she as the HRM in New Braunfels and I in Plainview. Over the years, we not only worked alongside each other, but we traveled, laughed, and cried together. From being promoted to DHRMs to her becoming my mentor, we were more than colleagues; we were very close friends.

Nancy’s wisdom, kindness, and strength have had such an impact on me, and I’ll forever cherish those 20 plus years we spent working together. Though our paths diverged as time went on, I’ll always remember her with great fondness and gratitude.

Please know that my thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. If there’s anything I can do, I’m here for you.

I was saddened to hear of Nancy's passing.  She dedicated 34 years to making Walmart better, and we are deeply appreciative of her many contributions within the communications team and across our business.

She was a friend to many. Please accepted my sincere condolences as you celebrate her life. 

With deepest sympathy,
Allyson

Nancy was a terrific lady.  We worked together for many years and partnered on a great deal of projects before she transitioned to the Home Office and out of Supply Chain.  She was always friendly, always willing to help and you could always learn from her.    She had a love for the truck drivers and the DC associates; and ensuring that we communicated in the best way possible to those groups.    She had a love for Walmart and always doing her best for the company.   My sincere condolences and prayers to her family.  She will be missed!

I had the pleasure of working alongside Nancy at Walmart from 2018-2020 and her impact on my life is immeasurable. Despite the gap between our ages, she quickly became a real friend and made sure to stay in touch with me well beyond those years we worked together – often reaching out about Razorback baseball (I'm a season ticket holder), asking about my wife and dogs by name, and wondering what new local restaurants she and Don should try next. When one of my dogs passed away unexpectedly in 2022, she helped me through it – having known the love and loss of a good dog herself. Kind of random, but she was always giving excellent movie recommendations, she could knowledgeably talk about Lamar Jackson's latest performance, and I caught her listening to Ed Sheeran once at work during those years. I'll never forget that. Perhaps most of all, she believed in me. She truly believed I could accomplish anything, which is so meaningful in the workplace but even more meaningful in life in general. Nancy was truly one of the kindest, most genuine, most supportive, and coolest people I will ever meet. I miss her dearly already. When the Razorback baseball season starts in a couple weeks, I'll miss her reaching out to see if I'm at Baum-Walker Stadium and asking about my family. But I'll be thinking about her as I scan my ticket. And I'll hold onto all these memories and so many others for the rest of my days. My heart is with her family, as well as the many, many lives she had a positive impact on over the years. I have no doubt all of us are hurting from her passing. But we can aspire to leave a legacy like Nancy's and honor her memory with our lives.

I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss. Nancy was always one of my very favorite people to be around! Whether it was a work topic or just a how's it going conversation she was so caring and engaging to talk with. She is missed. There is not doubt God is watching over her and has a place for her in his Kingdom. God bless Nancy and your family.

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Nancy Schemer Wetmore

14 mars 1950 – 31 janvier 2025

Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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