In the summer of 2014, the Kenosha, Wisconsin community lost a longtime resident, Nancy A. Meyers, a White female who passed away on Saturday, June 28, 2014, at the age of 78. Born in Salem, Wisconsin on November 11, 1935, Nancy moved with her family to Kenosha at a young age. She was a graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School's class of 1953.
On August 18, 1956, she married Ronald J. Meyers, and they shared a life together that was blessed by the church in 1978.
Nancy was a familiar face to many in the community through her work at Sears on Pershing Boulevard and later at Allstate Insurance Company, from where she eventually retired. Her life was filled with simple joys and creative pursuits. She was known for her love of knitting, playing cards, and traveling. Dining out, visiting casinos, and going on shopping trips were among her favorite pastimes. She also cherished the time she spent quilt making and scrapbooking with her children and grandchildren, creating tangible memories for her family.
Nancy was a mother to four children, a grandmother to seven, and a great-grandmother to eight. Her passing was mourned by her loving family and friends. A combined service of remembrance for both Nancy and her husband, Ron, was held the following week, allowing those who knew them to gather and pay their respects. Her death appears to have been due to natural causes, and there is no information available from online sources to suggest any foul play, arrests, or suspects in connection with her passing. She was remembered as a cherished member of her family and community.
