Death date: Jan 18, 2012
Nancy L. Garman, 79, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne. Born in New Haven, December 5, 1932, she was the daughter of the late Irvin and Dorothy Herber. She was a lifelong memb Read Obituary
Rox, Kate, and Chris (Reese),
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Mary Ann Scott (and Kevin, Connor, and Maisie, too)
Herber Family
I'm so sorry to hear about Nancy, our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. We are currently in Tennessee and will light a candle at church Sunday for your loving mother, sister and aunt.
Peachie and family
Nancy has a huge place in the memories of my childhood. I can hear her laugh and see her as she would turn her head when she said something sure to make you laugh too. She loved her family and I am so lucky to have been included in that. I will miss her. I loved her as I love you all! ~Maggie
When we were young my sisters, cousins and I would get to run around wild at Aunt Nancy's, going between grandpa, grandma's, and Uncle Johnny's houses. We would ring that huge bell in her yard and play in the woods getting letting us truly just be kids.
My prayers go out to the Garman family.
With love,
Allyson Shaidnagle Smith
Nancy, Bob and Johnny took me in as "part of the family" when I moved into Irvin's old house. It meant the world to me to have them watching out for me.
As time passed, we lost Johnny and Bob and a part of her was lost with them. May she join them once again now and be happy with her whole heart. "Keep watching out for us lady!" I'll be looking to the stars for you.
Love you Aunt Nancy. I'll always remember your awesome mac & cheese and you always gave the best hugs.
My condolences during this difficult time - just know friends are with you for whatever support you need.
WITH OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOUR LOSS. ONCE READ, "DEATH LEAVES A HEARTACHE NO ONE CAN HEAL, LOVE LEAVES A MEMORY NO ONE CAN STEAL." KEEP YOUR HEAD HIGH WATCH YOUR MOM FLY FREE WITH GOD'S GIVEN WINGS.
IN OUR THOUGHTS THRU THIS TIME OF SORROW.
Barb and Jane,
Sorry to read about Nancy. You have my deepest sympathy. Your family can find solace in knowing that she was loved by many.
Dear Roxanne and Family -- We are so sorry and deeply saddened to learn this news. Please know you and your family are being held very close in thought and prayer during this painfully difficult time. Heartfelt condolences and many hugs.
