Nancy was one of my oldest friends; we met while serving in the Air Force at Selfridge AFB, Michigan in 1958. She played a most important part in my life and influenced my future. It is impossible to measure the fun times we had, or even begin to count the laffs we shared with others at AlDor Inn on Lake St. Clair. Nancy's mother died when she was a very small child. Nancy and her older brother were raised by her beloved Aunt Rose. Quite a remarkable woman in her own right! After her enlistment was over, Nancy returned to the Syracuse, New York area where she was employed by Niagara Mohawk until she retired in 1998. If anyone has any comments they would like to include about Nancy, I will be more than happy to edit this article.
I am so very grateful to D.Z. who graciously provided a picture of Nancy's headstone. Thank you so very much, D.Z.
I am so very grateful to D.Z. who graciously provided a picture of Nancy's headstone. Thank you so very much, D.Z.
Nancy was one of my oldest friends; we met while serving in the Air Force at Selfridge AFB, Michigan in 1958. She played a most important part in my life and influenced my future. It is impossible to measure the fun times we had, or even begin to count the laffs we shared with others at AlDor Inn on Lake St. Clair. Nancy's mother died when she was a very small child. Nancy and her older brother were raised by her beloved Aunt Rose. Quite a remarkable woman in her own right! After her enlistment was over, Nancy returned to the Syracuse, New York area where she was employed by Niagara Mohawk until she retired in 1998. If anyone has any comments they would like to include about Nancy, I will be more than happy to edit this article.
I am so very grateful to D.Z. who graciously provided a picture of Nancy's headstone. Thank you so very much, D.Z.
I am so very grateful to D.Z. who graciously provided a picture of Nancy's headstone. Thank you so very much, D.Z.
