Nancy Kinney

I remember Nancy and her sister Pat from many years ago. We attended Stoner, a one room school in Fitchburg. Thinking about Nancy, I can see her twinkling and brown eyes, and those deep dimples when she smiled. The fluckiger family remain an important part in my memory of growing up on a farm. My heart goes out to Nancy‘s family and to my good friend Pat. Mary Beth Jordan Lewison.

I was 9 yrs old when we moved onto Sandy Hook Rd. Our horses got out alot, and that's how I first met our neighbors. I came up to the front door and one little, two little, three little, four little heads came boppin' up to greet me!! I asked them if their mommy was home and that's when I met the nicest lady ever and this is why. When she talked to me she looked right into my eyes and I could always tell that she cared about what I had to say. When she talked about her kids, she had a smile that just would not leave her face no matter which of her 8 children, and later on grandchildren she was talking about. She just loved being a mom. Somehow, no matter when you stopped over she had fresh baked goods. Juggling so many children and chores galore running a farm, I have no idea when she had time to bake and cook but she loved it and we sure did too!! There were so many good memories of babysitting knowing there'd be decadent brownies, pies, and cookies that we were sure to get. The Kinneys weren't just our neighbors, they were absolutely our friends. and after chores every night in the summer we would rotate farms, stay up lste, and play volleyball. There are so many good memories of Nancy, but most of all the kindness, the patience, and the love she showed us photos was remarkable!!

Sorry for your loss of Nancy. Thoughts and prayers to the family. RIP

I am so sorry for the loss of such a beautiful lady. Her memory will live in your heart's forever. God bless you all.

To the family of Nancy Kinney so sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. She was a very sweet lady! May she RIP!