Nancy A. Ziegler
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Ziegler, Nancy A. Greece: Surrounded by her family, Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at age 80. Predeceased by her husband, Theodore Ziegler. Survived by her daughter, Pamela (Jeff) Zona, sons, George (Lori) Birch, Alan Birch; several loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren; dear friends. Her Funeral Service will be held Thursday April (30th) 1:00 PM in the chapel of Vay-Schleich and Meeson Funeral Home, 1075 Long Pond Road. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Lifetime Care Hospice in her memory. For more information or to sign Nancy’s online guestbook, please visit www.MeesonFamily.com.
Aunt Nancy,
I cannot express enough how much you will be missed. You were a great part of my life, as I was growing up and into my adult life. Will miss those beautiful cards you would send for no reason, just to let me know how you were always thinking of me. Will miss those Saturday morning breakfasts at Denny’s, even though they were far and inbetween. Will miss those occasional phone calls which made my day. Will miss how you understood how I was not always able to call or visit. will miss how you put everyone ahead of yourself with no complaints. Will miss the love you had for all, the love in your eyes when you spoke of Alan, Pam and George and your grandchildren and great grandchildren. Most of all, I will miss you! You will now be with Uncle Ted who you missed terribly. Please give hugs to my mom, dad, uncle Ted, Grandma Magin and my brother Peter. I love you Aunt Nancy!
My dear sweet mother,it’s hard to find the words to say how much you are loved and how much you will be missed. The memories of growing through the years will never leave my heart.How hard I cried that one summer morning as I begged and pleaded with you not to go to work.When I was old enough to move out on my own, how hard you cried.When I moved out of state for a year,how hard you cried.When my sons were born you said it was a miracle,and you cried.When you took me for tests and they came back positive,how hard you cried.When you had to go back home after taking care of me for a week,how hard you cried.When leaving you knowing it might be the last time I could say I love you I went home and cried,and when The Lord decided it was time to Bring You Home ,how hard I cried.We love you mom ,and you never leave our hearts,rest in peace.
I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Mrs. Ziegler’s loved ones. May Jehovah God help you through this difficult period with his wonderful future when sickness and death will be no more, and those who have died will live again on earth. Revelation 21:1-4
The apostle Paul said: ‘And I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.’ Acts 24:15. (See also: jw.org)
‘The righteous will possess the earth, and they will live forever on it.’ Psalms 37:29. ‘And no resident will say: ‘ I am sick.’ Isaiah 33:24.
What a happy time this will be!
Pam, I was sorry to read that your Mom had passed away. I’m shocked! Even though it wasn’t very often, I always enjoyed my conversations with her. She was a special lady. I know how close you two were and that you’re heartbroken. My heart goes out to you, Buddy. You’re never far from my thoughts but especially now. I’m sorry I can’t be at the funeral but I will catch-up with when I get back. Take care my friend. I hope you can find peace in your special memories of your Mom.
Pam-We are so sorry about the loss of your mom. I will always remember meeting her in the hospital room the day Mason was born. Her comments were so genuine and loving and she filled the great grandmother role beautifully. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and in our heart. Love, Shelly and Todd
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.