Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Nancy, I learned just recently of Nathan's death, and while I did not know him, what hurts you hurts me. Nancy, to me, you were a voice of comfort and compassion and tenderness last year, when both of my parents died in August. I was very, very lost, and am still creeping, more slowly than I anticipated, out of that deep dark well. Your kindness and love during those days will never be forgotten—they were unconditional, honest and pure. I see that same love, multiplied by a million, in your eyes in every photo I come across of you and your beautiful boy, Nathan. Your Facebook page is a testimonial to an intrepid mother with an iron will, and her lucky, loving child who was blessed by having you at his side. I mourn with you, Nancy, and I want you to know I keep you in my thoughts and prayers these days, and will forever remain connected to you thanks to the love you showed me in my darkest of hours. The story of your special relationship with Nathan is blasted all over these pages, and your FB page, and other memorial sites not only in photos, but in the worlds of friends and family who clearly hold you so dear. My love and deepest of sympathies, Nancy. Your friend, Jim Keister, Jr.
