Although I haven’t seen Lynn or her mother Nancy in many many years, Nancy’s welcoming ways have always stayed with me. The brief time that I lived in Winnipeg and hung out with Lynn, her family readily included me in their family activities. Lots of laughter, delicious food, fun and always made everyone feel part of the family. Nancy’s contagious smile will always be remembered and treasured.

My eldest sister, Violet Miles (nee Staples) was a friend of Nancy’s and she will be truly missed by her.

We send our condolences to you all, Nancy was an extraordinary person and will be truly missed but will remain in our hearts and memories forever.

My memories go back to my childhood. We were farming families 2 miles apart. Lynn, Randy and Carol attended the same school- Leroy a one room school that had 8 grades taught by ONE TEACHER, and we Walked to and from school. Very rarely did we get rides. Every time I saw Nancy I remember her contagious smile and her kindness. As young as I was she would always chat with me for 5 to 10 minutes before Lynn and I would go play. When they moved to Winnipeg, I was sad as I missed this family. Whenever we had a social, funeral or other get together happening in F. B. , we would have a great visit. NANCY ALWAYS HAD THAT INFECTIOUS SMILE. Nancy you will be truly ❤️ missed, but I'm sure you are having fun with your family and friends in Heaven. R.I.P. Our sincere condolences to family and friends of this lovely lady..

Lynn’s my neighbour In Regina & we had many visits in our yards & on our decks . Nancy had a heart of gold & May she Rest In Peace. My Condolences to the Families ! Cheryle .

I met Nancy through her son Chris when we started dating, she was an amazing woman who had a huge heart for everyone who she met. Chris and I had 2 children Conrad Victor and Cynthia Mary Rose who was born on Nancy and Clarence's anniversary June 6th 1994. I remember when Nancy took me to buy my first car and laughed when I pushed on the gas and fish tailed because I was new at driving lol

Rest in Peace Nancy

You will be Forever Loved and Always Remembered ❤

My mom and I met Nancy about a year and a half ago when mom moved into the McMurchy Care Home. Nancy warmly welcomed my mom and they became fast friends. I still chuckle recalling the first time I was there considering the home for my mom, Nancy pleasantly greeted me and asked if I was moving in! (was only in my 50s then!) I will certainly miss chatting with Nancy while visiting my mom! What a wonderful lady!!

My treasured memories are when Auntie Nancy & Uncle Clarence came to visit use out on the farm, so much laughter/playing cards to late nights, hearts, whist; crib; canasta; then later years when she was alone, we talked for hours, go out to Chinese Restaurants have Supper & listening to the locate musicians at the FisherBranch Golf Course, / We closed the pub; playing on the slots machines, killing ourself laughing ( we won big) I tell you from the bottom of my heart Nancy I will dearly miss you, you deserve to rest in peace; play cards up there with Clarence/Ann/Gordon/etc…my condolences to the families, Love Lena Beck ♥️

One of the things I’ll remember most is her youthful glow. The trait most remarked on by others. Her warmth and gentleness always solidified it.

As the eldest grandchild, I was fortunate enough to have several years with only myself for grandma to dote on. Here a tradition started of never leaving the house without cookies in hand and hearing the words, “Grandma loves you”

I am grateful for the memories of love and kindness. Rest in Peace Grandma.

I am on of the many grandkids. I will hold the memories dear, like the first time you my sister an I tried the wine, playing scrabble, and cribbage. I am grateful for the time we have had. Your soul is at peace its time to be with them in heaven!