We created a GatheringUs memorial to celebrate the life of Nancy Ruth Klute. Collecting your stories and memories here will bring us great insight on who she actually was, from the voices of the many people she shared her life with.
I’m creating this memorial to make a book for her grandchildren, so they... see moreWe created a GatheringUs memorial to celebrate the life of Nancy Ruth Klute. Collecting your stories and memories here will bring us great insight on who she actually was, from the voices of the many people she shared her life with.
I’m creating this memorial to make a book for her grandchildren, so they may grow up getting to know their Grandma. I can go on about what we shared together and how I feel for her, but it would be one-sided. I’d like to put together a book of many people’s views on who she was.
Please spend a few moments and share some words to her children and grandchildren: What was her character like, what did you learn from her? Do you have any memorable vacations, holidays, co-worker moments (those wonderful moments we NEED to get through the day)? What was she like as a kid, growing up, raising a family, and in retirement. What was she like as a sister, friend, or boss.
Anything you have to share will be cherished for decades to come. You can send a response to this memorial site or directly to my email for a more private note. If you have pictures you would like to share, please do so by email.
Thank you for your time.
Sarah
sarahmaz.85@gmail.com
Ms Klute I met her at St Anns home… she had a lot of character with some spunk….. her personality was everything…. She was down to earth…. Meeting her as a brand new nurse I learned a lot.
I would everyone to know that Nancy was one of my biggest supporters when I was just out of high school. She was also one of my best friends as she would tell it like it was. She supported me when I decided to leave the Army when I was pregnant with my... moreI would everyone to know that Nancy was one of my biggest supporters when I was just out of high school. She was also one of my best friends as she would tell it like it was. She supported me when I decided to leave the Army when I was pregnant with my eldest child. She gave me great advice about getting help as I wouldn't be able to work until after he was born. I asked her if it was alright to use her brothers name for a middle name & she stated it was fine. She was there for me when Kyle was born. She showed me how to do certain things & gave my name to a supervisor where she worked, Springbrook Manor. I worked on first & she worked on second. Sometimes to get extra money I would work with her. She also took care of my grandmother prior to her death.Thank you for all your advice I just wish I would have listened to her. May she rest with her heavenly father. less