Some of my earliest memories happened at Gram's house. This is where cousins became friends and there were very few rules! I loved spending my breaks from school and a few weeks over the summer with her. 

She always encouraged me to pursue my interests and was especially encouraging if these were of a creative nature. In her last days she perked up to look at my latest embroidery project and asked me about all the details. This comes as no surprise since she had not one, but two full rooms dedicated to her arts and crafts with some hefty spill over into the dining room. 

I miss Gram so much, but I have so many great memories of her. Love you Gram

My sissy, I will miss you.  So many memories;  shopping downtown at xmas, baking xmas cut out cookies, craft fairs, the pool in summer, going to the vi, listening to music, giving me perms and she pull my hair, cookouts, birthday parties, Thanksgiving dinner, so many fun times together. And of course, all the time you spent with my daughter Gracie as her gramma. You will be remembered as a great sister, and  being the best gramma ever. Peace to you now sissy.❤💃Dance with the angels.

Nancy will be truly missed by her wonderful family and all her friends. She was such a fun person and truly loyal. We have lots of tap dancing memories and laughs. I’m sure she is delighting everyone in heaven!

Nancy,
You shall be so missed, but you left behind so many who loved you!
You were always a fun addition to every party or event.
You would break out into a tap dance, just for fun, no requests needed.
Most of all, you were a loving and dear friend.
We shall miss your silly personality, but know you will always be close.
All our love to you, your memory, and your family!

I was so sad to hear of Nancy's passing.  My heart goes out to her family and friends.  
My memories of her date back from many years ago on Glenbrook Road in Rochester, NY.  We lived next door to her family and she was our babysitter.  She was so tolerant of our shenanigans and let us stay up later than our traditional bed time.  She was so kind and so much fun.
I also remember of being in awe of her when I saw her all dressed up.  She looked like a movie star to a little girl.
I lit a candle for Nan at Our Mother of Sorrows Church on Wednesday.  She went to this school and was in this parish many years ago.  May this light guide her to eternal life and happiness!!!

Nancy was always a pleasure to see at a meeting of Rocky Mountain Hi Chapter. She shared her talent calling our annual Bingo games, even when the numbered balls went flying from the cage. Her smile and kind ways are going to be missed.
Rest in Peace, Nancy and family.

I always had to watch out for my little sister growing up.
 One day we were allowed to ride our bikes to school, had to watch for Nan, well, Jack Hoadley wanted to ride home  on my bike, oh boy, away we went racing down Mt Read Blvd. forgot all about Nan, got in trouble when I got home, grounded for a week. Later on we got married, were in each others wedding and time went on. They moved to CO.  Then they were going to Maui and she invited me to go too.  We had the best time. I will never forget. I will miss her even though we were so far away. Rest in peace. Love, Pat

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Nancy Caldwell

July 13, 1940 – January 18, 2020

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Chapel Hill

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