Nancy Kay Ripp

Having worked indirectly with Nancy at GW for over 5 years, previously, I was blessed to have daily interaction with Nancy and considered her to be a friend. Her sense of humor brought me joy and the ability to call it like it is was refreshing and sincere. She was a true gem and the world was a better place with her in it. Condolences to her family, friends and staff. ~ Kelly Massie

I new Nancy from point of grace. Nancy hugged me as if i was family. I think I can speak for many at the church that we definitely were better of at our church with her in it. She has made my time there so much less lonely and joyful. I will miss her presence tremendously and so sad to hear about her passing.

Nancy was a true angel we will all miss. I will miss that beatiful smile she always made it special to come to church and see her. Ann was the best care giver Nancy could have had. Ann treated her like her own. Tears come to my eyes when I don't see her at church but I know she is in a better place and I'll see her when my time come. She is watching over all of us. Dear Nancy keep smiling. I won't forget you. Terry Motiff 0

Such a sweet loving spirit. Her thankfulness taught me much.. Becky Best

Nancy was a bright spot in our church for years! It was so nice to walk into the lobby and know at least one person loved you and was ready to give you a warm hug followed by, "How are you doing?" I'm not sure how much of the sermons Nancy understood (and that makes two of us). But I KNOW she understood God's presence. Whenever we prayed together, she became so tender and settled. I believe with all of my heart that God's Spirit was speaking to her spirit in ways neither of us grasped completely. Nancy understands it now and her understanding exceeds all of ours put together. I can't wait to see her again. Thanks be to Jesus's death and resurrection, we will.