Nancy A. Wright
Mrs. Nancy A. Wright, of Whitefish Bay, passed away December 29, 2011 at Horizon Inpatient Hospice in Mequon. She was 82 years old. Nancy was born April 18, 1929 in Milwaukee, the daughter of Ogden and Ruth Groelle Trayser. On August 8, 1953 she was united in marriage with William H.B. Wright III in Milwaukee. He preceded her in death in 1987. For over 20 years, Nancy volunteered at St. Michael's Hospital. She enjoyed music, going up north to the family cabin, and spending time with her family. Nancy is survived by 2 children: Susan (John) Sweitzer of Thompson Ridge, NY and Bill (Debby) Wright of Cedarburg. She is further survived by grandchildren: William, Emily and Michael Wright, great-granddaughter Charlotte, other relatives and friends. Nancy is preceded in death by her husband William, and grandson Timothy Sweitzer. Funeral Services will be held at 6PM on Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at Eernisse Funeral Home, 1167 Washington Ave. in Cedarburg. The family will receive visitors at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4-6PM. Nancy will be laid to rest beside William at Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Alzheimer's Association. The Eernisse Funeral Home, Cedarburg is assisting the family with arrangements.
Tributes
Sarah L Trayser wrote on Mar 5, 2014:
"Dear Muffy and Bill.
I am saddened to learn of Aunt Nancy's death. I have tried to find her for the past ten years. Our cousins in Colorado,Lorry's children,lost their mother ,Aunt Jane three years ago. We would like to connect with you. You can find us on facebook.
Sincerely, Sarah L Trayser
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Michael Meuli wrote on Jan 31, 2012:
"Dear Muffy (and Bill); So sorry to hear about your mom passing. It was always great to visit at your cottage during the summers off from Lawrence. You mother was so welcoming - the good times there will always be remembered. "
Diane Depies wrote on Jan 12, 2012:
"My sister and I are so sorry to hear about the passing of Nancy. We are the daughters of Marty, who Nancy befriended while my mom was at Cedar Gardens. She was such a bright spot for us to see when we visited my mom and when we moved my mom, one of the hardest things was leaving Nancy behind. Our thoughts and prayers are with you."
Cindy Woods-Williams wrote on Jan 10, 2012:
"I will always remember my Mom and Dad and your Mom and Dad at Blue Lake. Peace!"
Bill Bauerband wrote on Jan 10, 2012:
"Dear Bill, I was so sorry to see your Mom passed away. It was such a pleasure having the opportunity of getting to know you both and of having the brief opportunity providing her some assistance at Cedar Gardens. She was always very kind and loved being of help to others. My thoughts are with you and your family at this time."
John and Barb Weiss wrote on Jan 6, 2012:
"We are sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. She was a good friend to mom and such a beautiful person. She will be missed. "
Alzheimer's Association of Southeastern Wisconsin wrote on Jan 3, 2012:
"On behalf of everyone here at the Alzheimer's Association - thank you so much for thinking of us at this time of loss to your family. Memorial donations made in Nancy's name will be put to immediate use serving families and supporting research. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tom Hlavacek, Executive Director"
Margaret Jordan wrote on Jan 3, 2012:
"My heart goes out to Bill, Debby, Muffy and John, and all the grandkids. Nancy was a bright spot on Blue Lake. I remember how much fun we had at her summer parties, and how festive the yard looked with the chinese lanterns. I never did figure out how to play shuffleboard. Will forever think of her at the piano at Pinewood Supper Club, her singing and whistling were magic. May she forever be singing. Margaret Jordan Schwartzbauer"
Heidi (Bernsdorf) Route wrote on Jan 3, 2012:
"I will always fondly remember Nancy for her endless supply of Hershey's kisses at her lake cottage, and of course her infectious laugh and positive spirit."
Jack and Tori Brunold wrote on Jan 2, 2012:
"Jack and I had many good times with Nancy up at Blue Lake. Although Jack knew Nancy much longer than myself, once I met her, she was like family. Our sympathiy goes to Bill, Deb, and Muffy as well as Nancy's grandchildren."