Condolence: I remember Nancy for the years of fun in the change rooms at Memorial Pool and in coffee shops, the sense of humour, discussions of books, plays and music - and Peter Pan! She even played at the Albert Hall! Although we lost touch in recent years, she was not forgotten. Every time I see someone wearing pink, I think of her. My condolences to her family.

Condolence: Nancy was an inspiration to all the 7 am swimmers at .Memorial Pool for years! She was always there,even in winter with her silk underwear having driven over from her condo. We younger ones never missed because if Nancy made it why couldn’t we. She was a fount of knowledge and that change room buzzed when we were all showering, changing and drying! Nancy these last couple of years have not been the same without you! We miss you lots! Mghx

Condolence: Dear Nancy have been missing her for a while Jim was my Dr. for many years. Our son's birth was his first Jewish Bris. We knew Nancy then we were neighbours on Lakeshore, and best friends with the Vances. We lunched on Bloor st. before and after she entered Scarlett Heights. When she no longer knew me, I lost touch She was a her own self, unique, straight, and full of humour. We loved her and our sympathy to the family. Joanie & Bernie Aaron

Condolence: I offer my sinceere sympathy to all the Reid Family, with much affection. Nancy was my 'right hand' when we worked together with the Mississauga Symphony and she has always held a special place in my heart. Her enthusiasm and sincere interest in all of us who worked with her helped us to always do our best. She will be missed by many. Warm regards.