Mom We first met on mothers day1984 and I felt at home right away . You must have been a hell of a mother, because you raised three really squared away kids. I have been most fortunate to be part of your family. I loved you and dad as if you were my very own parents . 
Now you are in the graces of God and he will be the recipient of all the good in you as well as Dad . Rest now you will always be remembered and loved here on earth.
Dennis

Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard but always near, still loved, still missed and held so dear.

We love and miss you grandma.

With tears in my eyes I watched you fade away. God knew you were getting weary and opened up his gates to heaven as you slipped away to be with Dad again. It broke my heart to lose you but I will always have the memories of your laughter, smile and your love.

Love you Mom.

I loved my Aunt Nancy 
She was fun to be around and she loved to be around her family members from Tennessee!!
She would say...” Everyone sit down & let’s listen so ..........
Patricia & LeRoy .. Florence & Wendell can speak “. She seem to think WE talked differently! ha 
I’ll always keep in my memory as a youngster -headed out for an all day fun trip at a Theme Park (anxious to get there) AND.. she ALWAYS  had to go by a shoe store to buy new shoes!!! 
                       Yes  
Mind you we were walking ALL day & she had on NEW shoes 🤷🏻‍♀️ Ha !Ouch!
Praying for you all during this sad time 
Love you

   So the last remaining family member of “the greatest generation” , is now gone. You always said,  “just wait, til you’re old”. Well, now that you’ve moved on , it’s official,  we are now the older generation! Now I realize, how fleeting life is.
     It’s like the Kenny Chesney song, “Don’t Blink”, because life really does go faster than you think. Thanks for teaching me the lessons of appreciating the time spent with faith and family. I really am blessed for being welcomed into your family. Thanks for the love and the memories.
   Love,
      Alicia

Dear Mom,
       Little did we know that this would be your last birthday picture. I’m so glad that we were able to spend it together!  I know  that you’ll be spending  Easter in heaven with dad and mommo, and the rest of the family. 
        I just wanted to let you know that you did a good job raising  all three of us to know right from wrong, and we’ll keep the tradition of keeping the family together.  All the memories that  I have of our family vacations , summer cook outs, and holiday get-togethers will remain with me always. I will miss you forever, mom.  Save me a place in heaven, 
Love, 
  Gary

Mom,
You came into my life 45 years ago and became a mother to me.  It is hard to believe that you are no longer with us.  We thought you would be with us for a while longer.  We will miss the family gatherings at your house during the holidays and special occasions.  We will miss the special conversations that we had at the kitchen table when we came up to visit.  When we needed to get your advice or opinion you were only a phone call away.  Thanks for all the love, advice, and support that you and Dad gave us through the years!  I know you and Dad are together in Heaven.  Whenever you both are, you will always be in our hearts forever.  Until we all meet again in heaven.
Love Always,
Dale and Steve Barrett 

You can never replace a grandma’s love,
It truly is a gift from above,
Each joy we share,
Every sadness we bear,
We come to you, because we know you care.
 You were only just a phone call away,
And to know you’re not there, hurts more than words can say.
We took for granted that you’d be around,
For each holiday and celebration you could be found.
We are so sad we cannot lie,
No one wants someone we love, to die.
Tho’ there’s some comfort in knowing,
That the love  that you started keeps on growing,
In each and every one of us.
Thanks grandma, for the memories,
May we do you proud!
Love,
Jacob, Cate and Helene 
Adam, Sarah, and Julianna

Jan, Steve, Gary and the entire Barrett family: We are so sorry to hear about Nancy’s passing. Take comfort in knowing she is resting in peace and in the glory of God. Thoughts and prayers from the Fallin family. 

Grandma you will truly be missed by all of us, I hope that you and Pop Pop are sitting around the table eating Corn beef and cabbage today.  I bet he is telling you all the stories you have missed since he left you.  Go find the peace and love with each other again.

“We will always live life to the fullest because tomorrow is never promised.”

Until we meet again, love you!

Great-Grandma I was only a part of your life for 10 short years but I sure will miss visiting with you.  Your memory and love that you had for me will forever live in my heart, until we meet again.

Love your Great-Grandson Dustin (I was always Dusty to you)

MOM 
So many memories, the backyard pool  and the first time you got in with us kids. The many many camping trips with the campfires and smores. All the support  you and dad gave us through our scouting years. We had a wonderful childhood with thousands of moments that I still remember vividly. But most of all I remember you being there when ever we needed you. I am going to miss you so so much. I know you and dad will always be looking over us and guiding us till we see you in Heaven.  Love You Mom

Nancy Barrett is survived by her three children Janet Fowler (Husband Dennis), Steve Barrett (Wife Alice Dale), Gary Barrett (Wife Alicia). Her grandchildren Jason (Wife Jennifer), Jonathan (Soon to be wife Jenn),  Scott (Wife Amber), Jacob (Wife Cate), Kevin, Ashley, Shane (Soon to be wife Shanna), Adam, Sarah, and Julianna. Her great-grandchildren Dustin, Lacey, Helene and baby girl Barrett due soon.

Grandma your love lives on in my heart, miss you dearly.
Love Ashley

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Nancy D. Barrett

September 14, 1933 – March 13, 2021

Robert E. Evans Funeral Home

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