This page is dedicated to remembering the lives of four women named Nancy, who recently passed away. Each Nancy left a unique mark on the world, and their stories are a testament to the diverse ways a life can be lived and cherished.
Nancy A. Wynn (1951-2024)
Nancy A. Wynn, 73, of Morocco, IN, passed away at her home on Thursday, September 19, 2024, with her family by her side. She graduated from North Newton High School with the Class of 1969. On December 12, 1970, she married her high school sweetheart, Dale Wynn.
Nancy was a beautician for almost 50 years, always having a passion for cutting hair, as her dad was a barber. Nancy was a naturally artistic person, who enjoyed making jewelry, painting ceramics, and making amazing cakes for everything from birthdays to weddings.
The family is planning a celebration of Nancy’s life for a later date. Contributions in Nancy’s memory may be made to the Susan G. Steinke Funeral Home has been entrusted with the cremation arrangements.
Nancy J. Muraco (1968-2024)
Nancy J. (Furtado) Muraco, aged 56 years, passed away on July 17 in New Bedford, MA. She was the beloved wife of Joseph E. Muraco, mother of Amy and her husband Peter Dallaire of Lawrence, MA., Michael Muraco of New Bedford, Shawn Muraco of Fairhaven, and grandmother of Sara, Maggie, and Lyndsay Dallaire. She was the sister of Roberta Cook and her husband Russell of Manchester, N.H., and Charles F. Furtado Jr. and his wife Anne of New York, NY.
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Nancy was born in New Bedford, a daughter of Ethel (Robinson) Furtado of New Bedford and the late Charles Furtado. She was a graduate of New Bedford High Class of "69" and Southeastern Massachusetts University Class of "73" with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. Nancy loved to shop and be with her adorable triplet granddaughters.
Donations may be made in her memory to the Winchester Hospital Group c/o Dr. Arlan Fuller 88 Montval Ave. Stoneham, MA.02180 or to the Pan-Mass Challenge 77 Fourth Ave. Needham, MA. Relatives and friends are invited to meet at Church. Burial will follow at St. Mary Cemetery.
Nancy C. Rubner (1960-2025)
Nancy C. Rubner, 65, of Parkers Prairie, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, July 31, 2025. As the second oldest of four children, she experienced many relocations along the east coast and one stint in Morocco due to her father’s military career. Nancy enjoyed playing softball in county and church leagues, was on the Devil Dolphins swim team, and was also a clarinet player in the school band. She graduated from Woodbridge Senior High School in Lake Ridge, Virginia, in 1978.
Following high school, Nancy worked at the USMC Post Exchange, where she met André Marsolan. They married and had a daughter, Jessica. After their separation, Nancy worked as an administrative assistant for a construction company, where she met George Rubner. Nancy and George married at the "Pink Church" in Apopka, Florida. The couple moved across the country for George’s work and settled in Parkers Prairie in 1993, shortly after welcoming their daughter, Ashley. Nancy raised both of her daughters with strength, fairness, and unwavering dedication.
Nancy returned to school, earning her AAS in Computer and Voice Networking and Computer Technical Support Specialist from Alexandria Technical and Community College. She utilized her skills locally at Tastefully Simple and Donnelly Plastics. She returned home to Virginia to help care for her father until his passing in 2014. It was during this time that Nancy discovered her passion for caregiving, subsequently becoming a personal care assistant. She became an active member of Lake Ridge Baptist Church and volunteered with the Virginia Baptist Disaster Relief program, traveling to North Carolina, Florida, and Texas to assist in disaster relief efforts after hurricanes. Her selflessness, kindness, and administrative talents made her a valued team member.
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Nancy returned to Minnesota in 2022 to be closer to her grandchildren, known to them affectionately as "Nana". Nancy served as a waitress at Rose City Bar & Grill and most recently at L.J.'s in Miltona, where she enjoyed meeting new people, sharing stories, and connecting with others. Nancy enjoyed playing pinochle with her mother and sisters, solving puzzles, and, above all, spending quality time with family and friends. She touched countless lives through her genuine warmth and compassion, leaving behind lasting friendships and treasured memories. Nancy will be forever loved and deeply missed by all who knew her.
She is preceded in death by her father, Walter; and a cousin, who she considered a sister, Stephanie Strain. Nancy is survived by her daughters, Jessica (Shawn) Steiner of New Limerick, Maine and Ashley (Dustin) Hanson of Parkers Prairie, MN; step-children, Theresa (Matt) Ehrhardt and Chad (Julie) Rubner; grandchildren, Adam Steiner, Aurora Hanson, and Sterling Hanson; mother, Mary Strain of Woodbridge, VA, and stepmother, Sue Strain; sisters, Debbi (John) Rodgers of Alexandria, Virginia and Mary Padilla of Deland, Florida; brother, LeRoy (Freeda) Strain of Mount Dora, Florida; stepsister Melissa Norman of Virginia and stepbrother Matt Doering of Virginia; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Per Nancy’s wishes, in lieu of flowers memorials would be preferred to the Baptist General Association of Virginia Impact Missions in support of their Disaster Relief work.
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Nancy M. Renninger (1934-2025)
Nancy M. Renninger, 91, wife of the late Franklin D. Renninger, passed away peacefully on Friday, July 11, 2025, at Lehigh Valley Hospital - Chew Street. Born in Pottstown, PA, on March 3, 1934, she was the daughter of the late William H. and Josephine M. (Bovie) Werner. A 1952 graduate of Pottstown High School, she was the vice-President of her senior class. After graduation, she was employed by the Pottstown Mercury in the classified department for 5 years. She then enjoyed being a mother and homemaker.
She was a member of St. Nancy loved to travel with her husband Franklin, and was an excellent cook. She was a volunteer for numerous years for Meals on Wheels and her church.
Surviving are Nancy’s children, daughter Alicia Bauer, wife of Perry; daughter Marcia Snyder; son Bryan Renninger, husband of Tara; sister Sandra L. Swoyer; grandchildren Brad, Todd, and Troy Bauer; Lauren Sherry and Philip Snyder; Brent and Dylan Renninger, and Melissa Marks; great grandchildren Jordan, Lucy and Caroline Sherry, Ryan and Esme Floyd, Ivy Snyder, Nora Snyder and Luke Bauer.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at 11:00 AM at Catagnus Funeral Home (1020 E. Philadelphia Ave., Gilbertsville, PA 19525) with Fr. Michael Renninger officiating and Pastor Barb Seekford assisting. Burial will be held privately by the family at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Nancy’s name to Saint Andrew United Methodist Church (611 Swamp Creek Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505).
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Summary of the Lives of Nancys
| Name | Age | Residence | Key Aspects of Life |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nancy A. Wynn | 73 | Morocco, IN | Beautician, artist, cake decorator |
| Nancy J. Muraco | 56 | New Bedford, MA | Graduate of New Bedford High and Southeastern Massachusetts University |
| Nancy C. Rubner | 65 | Parkers Prairie, MN | Active in church, disaster relief volunteer, caregiver |
| Nancy M. Renninger | 91 | Pottstown, PA | Homemaker, volunteer for Meals on Wheels, traveler |
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