We have lost the heart of our family.
Nancy Daddona Cole was born in Rowayton Connecticut. She was an only child and dearly loved by her parents. She was doted on by her maternal grandmother, Emma Brown and all four of them lived happily together.
Nancy graduated from Brien McMahon High School and soon joined her father working at Southern New England Telephone Company. Nancy met her husband Larry and she was quickly welcomed into his family. The parents of the young couple enjoyed each other's company and became friends. Larry and Nan quickly moved into their first home in Norwalk and welcomed two beautiful children, Jason and Jennifer.
After a few years the couple followed Larry's parents to Orlando, Florida and watched their children grow. Sadly, Jason passed away very young and his death broke their hearts. Jennifer married Steven and the couple had a gorgeous little girl which Nancy and Larry adored.
Nancy had so many talents, but her best talent was her quick wit and incredibly funny one liners. She was an amazing cook and her artistic skills came out in knitting and crafting beautiful clothing and items for her family and friends. She decorated her homes with tremendous care and talent. You always felt welcomed and loved in her home.
Over the years Nancy suffered from serious health problems, lost her parents, lost her son, and so many people she loved. She never let herself give up on life and always found a way back from the sadness.
She was a devoted wife, mom and daughter. She never let you down and you just couldn't love her more.
Nancy's Obituary:
We have lost the kindest and most selfless person I have ever known. I am so glad you got to hold and know your granddaughter for eight years, and sing her "You are my sunshine" everyday. This world will not be the same without you. You brought joy to everyone who knew you. Not to mention 100's of school kids you made holiday plastic canvas magnets for. Our only comfort is you can be with Jason now and you aren't in constant pain anymore. We miss you with all our heart. She worked at Publix for many years. Nancy was survived by her husband, Lawrence Cole; daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Steve Pfeiffer; and granddaughter, Lilly Pfeiffer. She was predeceased by her son, Jason Cole in 2002.
Nancy Daddona Cole was born in Rowayton Connecticut. She was an only child and dearly loved by her parents. She was doted on by her maternal grandmother, Emma Brown and all four of them lived happily together.
Nancy graduated from Brien McMahon High School and soon joined her father working at Southern New England Telephone Company. Nancy met her husband Larry and she was quickly welcomed into his family. The parents of the young couple enjoyed each other's company and became friends. Larry and Nan quickly moved into their first home in Norwalk and welcomed two beautiful children, Jason and Jennifer.
After a few years the couple followed Larry's parents to Orlando, Florida and watched their children grow. Sadly, Jason passed away very young and his death broke their hearts. Jennifer married Steven and the couple had a gorgeous little girl which Nancy and Larry adored.
Nancy had so many talents, but her best talent was her quick wit and incredibly funny one liners. She was an amazing cook and her artistic skills came out in knitting and crafting beautiful clothing and items for her family and friends. She decorated her homes with tremendous care and talent. You always felt welcomed and loved in her home.
Over the years Nancy suffered from serious health problems, lost her parents, lost her son, and so many people she loved. She never let herself give up on life and always found a way back from the sadness.
She was a devoted wife, mom and daughter. She never let you down and you just couldn't love her more.
Nancy's Obituary:
We have lost the kindest and most selfless person I have ever known. I am so glad you got to hold and know your granddaughter for eight years, and sing her "You are my sunshine" everyday. This world will not be the same without you. You brought joy to everyone who knew you. Not to mention 100's of school kids you made holiday plastic canvas magnets for. Our only comfort is you can be with Jason now and you aren't in constant pain anymore. We miss you with all our heart. She worked at Publix for many years. Nancy was survived by her husband, Lawrence Cole; daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Steve Pfeiffer; and granddaughter, Lilly Pfeiffer. She was predeceased by her son, Jason Cole in 2002.
We have lost the heart of our family.
Nancy Daddona Cole was born in Rowayton Connecticut. She was an only child and dearly loved by her parents. She was doted on by her maternal grandmother, Emma Brown and all four of them lived happily together.
Nancy graduated from Brien McMahon High School and soon joined her father working at Southern New England Telephone Company. Nancy met her husband Larry and she was quickly welcomed into his family. The parents of the young couple enjoyed each other's company and became friends. Larry and Nan quickly moved into their first home in Norwalk and welcomed two beautiful children, Jason and Jennifer.
After a few years the couple followed Larry's parents to Orlando, Florida and watched their children grow. Sadly, Jason passed away very young and his death broke their hearts. Jennifer married Steven and the couple had a gorgeous little girl which Nancy and Larry adored.
Nancy had so many talents, but her best talent was her quick wit and incredibly funny one liners. She was an amazing cook and her artistic skills came out in knitting and crafting beautiful clothing and items for her family and friends. She decorated her homes with tremendous care and talent. You always felt welcomed and loved in her home.
Over the years Nancy suffered from serious health problems, lost her parents, lost her son, and so many people she loved. She never let herself give up on life and always found a way back from the sadness.
She was a devoted wife, mom and daughter. She never let you down and you just couldn't love her more.
Nancy's Obituary:
We have lost the kindest and most selfless person I have ever known. I am so glad you got to hold and know your granddaughter for eight years, and sing her "You are my sunshine" everyday. This world will not be the same without you. You brought joy to everyone who knew you. Not to mention 100's of school kids you made holiday plastic canvas magnets for. Our only comfort is you can be with Jason now and you aren't in constant pain anymore. We miss you with all our heart. She worked at Publix for many years. Nancy was survived by her husband, Lawrence Cole; daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Steve Pfeiffer; and granddaughter, Lilly Pfeiffer. She was predeceased by her son, Jason Cole in 2002.
Nancy Daddona Cole was born in Rowayton Connecticut. She was an only child and dearly loved by her parents. She was doted on by her maternal grandmother, Emma Brown and all four of them lived happily together.
Nancy graduated from Brien McMahon High School and soon joined her father working at Southern New England Telephone Company. Nancy met her husband Larry and she was quickly welcomed into his family. The parents of the young couple enjoyed each other's company and became friends. Larry and Nan quickly moved into their first home in Norwalk and welcomed two beautiful children, Jason and Jennifer.
After a few years the couple followed Larry's parents to Orlando, Florida and watched their children grow. Sadly, Jason passed away very young and his death broke their hearts. Jennifer married Steven and the couple had a gorgeous little girl which Nancy and Larry adored.
Nancy had so many talents, but her best talent was her quick wit and incredibly funny one liners. She was an amazing cook and her artistic skills came out in knitting and crafting beautiful clothing and items for her family and friends. She decorated her homes with tremendous care and talent. You always felt welcomed and loved in her home.
Over the years Nancy suffered from serious health problems, lost her parents, lost her son, and so many people she loved. She never let herself give up on life and always found a way back from the sadness.
She was a devoted wife, mom and daughter. She never let you down and you just couldn't love her more.
Nancy's Obituary:
We have lost the kindest and most selfless person I have ever known. I am so glad you got to hold and know your granddaughter for eight years, and sing her "You are my sunshine" everyday. This world will not be the same without you. You brought joy to everyone who knew you. Not to mention 100's of school kids you made holiday plastic canvas magnets for. Our only comfort is you can be with Jason now and you aren't in constant pain anymore. We miss you with all our heart. She worked at Publix for many years. Nancy was survived by her husband, Lawrence Cole; daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Steve Pfeiffer; and granddaughter, Lilly Pfeiffer. She was predeceased by her son, Jason Cole in 2002.
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