My mom was more than just a parent—she was my rock,  my cheerleader, and my friend. 
In school I was a cheerleader…but really all my life….she became “my cheerleader”. She never missed a game…..Later in life she enjoyed watching me teach martial arts every week for so many years.  Whether I was standing on a field cheering, or standing in front of a classroom, she was always there—always in the crowd, cheering me on.  Her support was constant, and she never missed an opportunity to let me know how proud she was.
Mom had a gift for loving people. She never met an enemy, and she loved everyone she encountered. She was always quick to see the good in others and to offer kindness in return. 
Later in life, I had the honor of being her caregiver at my home.  Just as she cared for me from the very beginning, I was able to care for her until the end.  To give back even a portion of the love she had poured into me, was the greatest privilege of my life.
Even during her struggles, she never lost her light. Whenever I had to scold her—for walking unsafely, or being a little too stubborn—she’d look at me and say, “I love you.” Or she’d break into her favorite song “We Are Family”—and remind me that no matter what, we were in this together. 
And oh, did my mom have spirit.  She had this way of lighting up a room—by  shouting—“BOOM!” She would say it to make people smile, to catch the spotlight, or just to lift someone up. It was her way of saying, “I’m here. I’m not giving up, even when things were tough".
And today, even as I grieve, I can hear her voice. I can hear that “Boom!” echoing in my heart. It’s a reminder that she’s still with me.
Mom, thank you..… Thank you for every game you watched, every class you attended, every moment you showed up for me. Thank you for everything—every meal,  every hug, every moment you were simply there.  I will carry your memory with me every day and do my best to honor you forever!  Save a seat for me in Heaven!

She was a strong willed lady who fought the good fight.  She worked hard even when it was hard for her, wanting to get her goal of 20 rounds of walking with her favorite song playing and a smile on her face.  She will be greatly missed by all.  A solid place in my heart.
Love you Nancy.
Debbie Snyder

Nancy always greeted me with such joy, making me feel like a very special person when she, in fact, was the special person.  I will miss her smile and twinkle in her eyes!
Dianne Gbson

I have known Nancy since she was a teenager.  She was such a kind and generous person who went on to become a wonderful wife to my twin brother,  a great mother and loving grandmother.

My Aunt Nancy will always be my second mom. She loved me unconditionally and without judgement. She was a never ending shining light for me throughout my younger days. She and my mom would together light up a room with their giggling and laughter. They were so very close and we all felt that. My cousins John and Renee were also there for me as I grew up. I will forever cherish the memories we have; even beating Uncle Ron at a game of chess ONCE! (before his morning coffee, Ha...) The Biddle family and my Aunt Nancy will always hold a special place in my heart that no one can fill. I will miss my Auntie forever!! Hugs, Kisses, and Prayers to John, Renee, and their families through this difficult time. Love is eternal and I will see my Auntie again someday, but for now I will just think of her and smile!! She is with her husband (Ron), sister (Sandy), mom (Shirley), dad (Amos), and all her other loved ones who have passed before her now and forever! I love you Aunt Nancy!!!

It has been my great honor to call Miss Nancy my friend.  We met through Tai Chi.  We called her “Mama Chi” with great love and affection.   Everyone who walked into the doors loved  her bravery and beautiful spirt. She brought hugs and love to everyone.  She will be missed.   She will forever be our “ Mama Chi”.  Love you forever Nancy.

I’m so sorry for your loss. Sue and I are praying for you and all of Nancy’s families. 
I didn’t know her as Fancy Nancy, Boom or Punch. I only knew her as Mom. I can’t even count the number of times she had encouraging words. In numerical are the friendly smiles and warm hugs. The hours spent with her and seeing her there to support Renee, Jeff, Ellen and myself self. She was a fixture and a friend throughout my Taekwondo journey. She will be missed. She is loved. Until we are reunited may the peace of God be with her and y’all. In his name. Amen.

Nancy was always such a beautiful person, inside and out! Growing up, I always was excited to see her and Sandy, when my family would go and visit and through the years, that feeling never changed! I  dearly loved my cousins Nancy and Sandy and now they are both gone! I am so deeply saddened! My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to John and Renee and their families!

Nancy came to Mercer Wisconsin, with John, to surprise the family with an unexpected visit. She was so very happy to see everyone. I will never forget the hug she gave me. I believe Nancy was my Godmother.  John, Renee and families, I am so very sorry for your loss.  Your mom was such a special lady. I will always cherish my memory of her. May the Good Lord hold you tightly during this hard time. I love you Nancy.

OBITUARY

Nancy Lee Biddle

August 6, 1941 – May 6, 2025

Kingwood Funeral Home

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