My mother was eldest of 9 and mother of 3. As a middle daughter, I often felt left out or neglected to be included.  Mom would always try to give me something important to do as if it was the plan all along. She made my birthday special always. When she moved to Tennessee to live with me, we would go to the movies. That was her nap time. At the time, I dreaded her Nana updates, but I  will miss them now. I do not watch Day of Our Lives  but will be curious as to what happens in the future. Mom had a was of making you angry then asking a question that brought you to laughing so hard that you forgot what you were  mad about.  I will miss her more than word can say. Always in my heart and never forgotten.  I love you Mom

As much as my mom hated her picture taken, I've had the pleasure of reliving the past through some of the pictures she had accumulated. She was fun, loving, goofy, and hilarious. While she was living with me, she would come into my room and tell me some random information she had learned that day. She would do this to everyone and continued to do this as she lived with others. We lovingly started calling it her news reports. I continued to get these reports during our phone conversation and will miss them. 

My first Christmas away from home, my mom sent us, my husband and I, many gifts. She made it very fun by placing clues to the gifts in the name of the giver. Library elf gave us books, for example. 

My mom will be missed by many, but especially by me. 

Nancy was the oldest of nine children, and because  of this  she became our caretaker as we grew  up until she left to start  her  own adventures, some were hard but most were  great. Nancy married  Bob and they raised three  daughters  but she still remained  a mainstay for her family of which she will now rejoin the ones that have gone before her..  we will all miss her immensely, we will all love her always.

Aunt Nancy had a great sense of humor.   We used to laugh and laugh...one of the funniest things (and sweetest) was when she told us someone told her she was a faberge egg on toothpicks...it was funny cuz she was a special bejeweled unique egg...she loved it and I'll never forget it....Love YOU Aunt Nancy..until we meet again:)

I have many memories of my sister. A lifetime of memories.  Nancy was a kind,caring, loving,giving mom,sister,daughter,and grandmother. She sacrificed to take care of her family. She was such a great woman. There just aren't words. Nancy,I so wish you were here,happy healthy,and making us laugh. I'm so happy you are now well and pain free. And you are with God. Be happy,walk hand in hand with your beloved Bob,and the rest of the family. Watch over all of us from above,and you will always be in our hearts. Till we meet again. Gone but never forgotten. 

OBITUARY

Nancy Patricia Miller

December 28, 1942 – March 16, 2020

Hermitage Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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