Nancy Mansi

Nancy Mansi was a wonderful lady. I remember her when I brought her Communion before Covid. She was so devoted to her sister, brother-in-law and the entire Brown Family. May Jesus and Mary be with you.

Aunt Nancy was always a bright and bubbly person to me in my youth in London. She was a very intelligent person with a wit to match. When she moved to the U.S.A. her letters back to the U.K. reflected those qualities. When I moved to Hawaii I kept in touch with her and Aunt Betty via letters and phone calls and in later years did same with just Aunt Nancy. Earlier I did have the opportunity to visit Aunt Nancy, Aunt Betty and Uncle Joe while attending a Wireless Technical Course in Ohio in the mid nineties and flew over on the weekend during that course. They were all as I remembered them from my youth and it was fun to reunite with them all in Indiana. At her passing I miss my frequent phone calls from Hawaii with Aunt Nancy but it is an opportunity to recollect a Hawaiian tune which is often played at Services., It is called ' Aloha Oe ' and means ' Until we meet again'. So Dear Aunt Nancy I wish you Aloha Oe. Paul

I was hired by the Marion County Health Department in 1990. I had the pleasure of working with Nancy. She was my Administrative Assistant and my friend. I loved her wisdom, her insight, and her joy! I have kept in touch with her over the years via Christmas and Easter cards....when I got her card back this year, I had a pit in my stomach.... My prayer is that she is singing in the choir of angels -- and wearing those beautiful pearls she always wanted! You will be missed, my friend. My condolences to her family.... Carol Friesen, PhD, RDN, LD Former Nutrition Coordinator, Marion County Health Department Indianapolis, IN