Nancy Suzanne Weber
July 04, 1938 - February 19, 2020
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MADISON-Nancy Suzanne Weber, age 81, of Glendale, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020, at UW Hospital and Clinics. She was born on July 4, 1938, in Chicago, Ill., the daughter of Nicholas and Agnes (Gundersen) Wintergerst.
Nancy married James F. Weber, 38 years ago, in Glendale, Wis. Nancy was smart, athletic and resourceful. She was an avid gardener, baker, softball pitcher, artist, bicyclist, and reader. In the way she lived, Nancy inspired a family of artists, gardeners, bakers and competitors. Through both words and actions, Nancy was an awesome mother and grandmother. She loved attending her children’s sporting events and was often the loudest mom in the stands in support of her kids, who clearly recognized her spirited encouragement. Later in life, she continued these traditions with her grandchildren and left a legacy of Christmas recipes and skilled bakers.
Nancy is survived by her husband, Jim; daughters, Lesley (Gary Tsarovsky) Coert and Shelley (Daniel) Feagles; sons, Joel (Susan Pollich) Coert, Paul (Lisa) Coert; step-son, James (Pat) Weber; step-daughter, Debra (Jim) Meyer; granddaughters, Olivia Feagles, Lily Tsarovsky and Julia Tsarovsky; grandsons, Dana Faccio, Ryan Coert, Logan Coert, Noah Tsarovsky, and Elias Tsarovsky; and brothers, Phillip Wintergerst and David (Diane) Wintergerst. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Susan Coert.
A celebration of Nancy’s life will be held at a later date. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
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I was so surprised to read about Nancy's passing, as I played on a baseball team with Nancy and her daughter Shelley what seems like not that long ago, but in reality is. Both were a delight to be with. Nancy was such a role model for me. I always thought, boy I hope I'm like that when I get to be her age, as despite being the oldest person on the team, she always showed a true competitive spirit, but at the same time made it clear that the most important thing was to have fun! I'm sure she will be greatly missed by her children because I remember the wonderfully close relationship she had with them. My condolences to Jim and her entire family.
Melissa Cook