To Nancy's family,
I knew Nancy through the Golden Glow Organization , as a fellow antique Christmas collector, please accept my sympathy for your loss. Nancy opened her home to fellow collectors and it was a warm, cheery, inviting place. Nancy was always friendly and generous. We will miss her

Shirley Van Waes-Berg, Golden Valley

I was so sad to hear of Nancy's death. She was the designer for many years of Minnesota Science, a quarterly magazine published by the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station at the U of M, until budget cuts stopped publication. I was editor and it was always a pleasure to work with Nancy on each issue--she was calm, responsive, completely professional, and most of all very creative. She has left a legacy for all of us who worked with her.

Dear Joan and Family,

My heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your sister Nancy. Her soul rests in the love of angel light.

Sending prayers of healing and peace.

Dear Teufert Family,

I am saddened to hear of Nancy's death. Although I have only seen Nancy sporadically over the past years, I do remember her fondly from my early days in Minneapolis when she resided at 28th Ave South near Hiawatha Park. Nancy and her friends provided a very warm welcome to me upon my arrival to cold Minnesota back in the winter of 1967. I remember with humor Nancy's neurotic dog 'Dudley' who wore a spot beneath Nancy's dining table. Nancy was such an upbeat and warm person. She will be missed by all who knew her. I am sorry not to have kept in regular contact; however, I do regularly think of Nancy and her 28th avenue apartment mates because I have been living in the same neighborhood for 35 years and I pass that building on a regular basis. You have my deepest sympathy for your loss.
Bob Bergad (Minnehaha Parkway, Minneapolis)