Nancy Anne Stauffer

Dear Watt and family; I was deeply saddened to hear of Nancy's passing. Nancy and I became lasting friends as we were both in "the class of '63" at Victoria Hospital in London. Nancy was always a source of positive energy for us during those years, and inspired us with her passion for nursing. She had an infectious giggle that always made a bad day brighter. I am sure that over the years, those qualities were important to those patients she cared for and the staff she worked with at UH. Nancy might have been small in stature, but she was mighty in many ways. Please accept my deepest sympathy, I know that she loved her family dearly and her loss will be difficult for you. She is at peace and will live forever in our hearts. God Bless you all , sincerely, Linda

Wendy, I am truly sad to hear of your Mom's passing. She was an amazing person who spent her time giving to everyone. My thoughts are with you.

Wendy & family, I just wanted you to know that you are in our thoughts. Your mom was a wonderful, giving woman who brought joy to the lives she touched. We are so sorry to hear she's passed. Take care of yourselves.

Sorry to hear about your sister Murray, we will be thinking of you and Ann and your family. love Wally & Pat

Dear Murray and Ann We were sorry to hear of your sister's passing. We just want to let you know that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

On behalf of the GM/GD Retiree Club, our deepest condolences to Watrous and family. Many years ago, when I worked with Wat, I got the chance to meet Nancy at some GM social functions. Nancy was one of the nicest ladies that I had ever met. Small in stature and a very nice lady inside and out. Kathy Lucier, President, GM/GD Retiree Club

Dear Wat , Ken, Wendy and family I was so sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. She was such a spark of life to our nursing buddies - always smiling and so energetic. It was always a given that we stayed at your house when coming to London for our reunion. We will all miss her so much. Please accept my deepest sympathy and I wish I could be there to give you all a hug. Keeping you all in my prayers. Joanne

With deepest sympathy for you at this difficult time.

Murray:, sorry to hear about your sister Nancy passing. We are at our Florida home, so we will not be able to chat with you personally. All our best to you and Ann. Al & Marlene Hillier

Dear Murray & Ann Please accept our sympathy on the passing of your sister Nancy. Our thoughts are with you and Ann at this difficult time

Wendy, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Your mom was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed

Dear Murray and Anne, we are sorry to hear of your loss and will keep you in our thoughts. Our deepest sympathy.

Uncle Wat, I simply cannot express how much Nancy means to me. You always advised me that I should choose someone who was both beautiful and intelligent when seeking someone with whom to spend my life. You knew the value of this combination because you were already with Nancy, a lady who had both of these qualities. My fondest memory of Nancy was from a visit you had made to New Brunswick. We were golfing at Fundy National Park and I remember her walking down the first fairway doing her meditative exercise. She was so happy and peaceful! Afterwards we had an unforgettable lunch with the hummingbirds in Alma. To this day, whenever I see a hummingbird of even just a symbol of one, my first thought is of Nancy. I wish I could be with you now, but circumstances don't allow it. Please know that you are now and will always be in my prayers and my heart. Love to you and Ken and Wendy. Tom

On behalf of the many lives that Nancy touched at the Phoenix T'ai Chi Centre, please accept our condolences. Nancy studied and taught at the Centre with great enthusiasm, skill and peace. Looking back at past emails, Nancy aptly signed off with: "In light and laughter, Nancy Stauffer".

(Donated to L.H.S.F. - Cancer Centre)

(Donated to L.H.S.F. - Cancer Centre)