When I first met Nancy I didn’t think, much of her. Then I had to do her breaks for the Kiddies Korral, I thought she was pickie and bossie. She always gave me the layout of what she wanted done and how. Now that I am in there I can’t help, but feel like I am doing the same to the other people doing my breaks (just ask Brad) lol. But as the months went on I began to understand why she wanted things done her way, and so began our friendship and my respect for her. Anytime I wasn’t wrapping I would watch poor Nancy trying to keep up with the kids, rather it was chasing them or just making them laugh, I always wanted to be a kid and just go join in on the fun. She always made the place lite up even on cold winter days. And you could tell she herself was having a blast. To this day I get asked “where’s Nancy?”,”is she coming back?” At first I was hopeful and I always told the kids soon or maybe in a couple of months. It wasn’t the answer that they were hoping for, but it did give them hope. Now that she is gone but not in spirit it’ll be harder to swallow. I have lost a dear friend and mentor…may she lay in peace and be forever in our hearts, and may she be with God and taken care of with love like she has to everyone she has touched. Thanks Nancy. I’ll miss you.
