Birth date: Apr 14, 1949 Death date: Feb 28, 2016
Nancy K. Hyatt slipped from her earthly bonds and joined the presence of the Lord on Sunday February, 28, 2016 at the age of 66. She was the beloved wife of her high school sweetheart Clifford Hyatt for 48 wonderful years. They we Read Obituary
I remember my nana was great cook
One of my favorite Nancy memories happened while visiting at her home. She'd taught her granddaughter, Hannah, how to go up and down the stairs by sitting on each step. I was amazed at this process and have since shared it with everyone I know who has small children and second story houses. Rest in peace, sweet Nancy.
Lit a candle in memory of Nancy Kay Hyatt
I worked with Nancy and after retiring I saw her and Cliff at Gardner's during tax season. I will always remember Nancy for her smile and her wonderful personality. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Candy Holley
We didn't get to know Nancy long enough. We had wonderful times with her and Cliff at wine tastings and dinners, and we had so many plans for happy times ahead. We'll miss her so much!
So many memories to share. I doubled dated with Nancy and Cliff during those high school days. She and her family were wonderful people. Never a doubt Cliff & Nancy belonged together. Cliff, Chris, Cathryn and all your family are in my prayers. She was always a wonderful person and I know she will me missed by many.David Lessly
My nana was a very special. She has been a big part in and of my life. She had two beautiful children, my mommy, Cathryn and her older brother, my uncle, Chris. She found the love of her life when they were in highschool, my papa, Cliff. They were married for 48 years. She has been there through thick and thin, she has had a wonderful life and she is and well loved and missed. Nana, I love you and miss you so much! I know you are drinking wine and making cupcakes. You make the best cupcakes and make the best food ever. I miss you and I love you so much
Nancy, you will be missed. Cliff and family, you are in George and my prayers.
My Nana was an amazing woman, wife, mother, and grandmother. She was always there for me and everyone else. She had a funny sense of humor, a sneeze you could hear from miles away, and a love for cooking which everyone benefitted from. She made you feel loved and always wanted to make you smile whether you wanted to or not. She was an amazing women all around. She will be truly missed. I know that goodbyes are not forever or simply the end, it simply means I'll miss you until we meet again. Nana, I love you. I hope your sipping your wine in paradise watching over all of us now.
Nancy was a model of grace and serenity-a woman I did not know well, but who left a lasting impression. I wish the family well and comfort during their grief and sweet memories to guide them through their loneliness.
