Nancy Elaine Widdecombe

nancy widdecombe
SACO - Nancy Elaine Widdecombe, 68, died Tuesday March 26, 2013. She was born in Gardiner, Maine on July 19, 1944 the daughter of Arthur B. and Eva Gertrude Ellis Gates. Nancy grew up in Scarborough, was a 1962 graduate of Scarborough High School. After having her four children she went back to school and became a graduate of Nasson College in Sanford. She enjoyed a career as a legal secretary with Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer, Nelson. Nancy was very involved in the activities at her residence, Millcove, in South Portland, where she ran the library. She later moved to Evergreen Manor in Saco. Nancy loved books and had a passion for reading and laughter. Nancy will be remembered for the loving care she provided for her family and especially her grandchildren. Everyone lovingly referred to her as "Nana". Nancy was predeceased by her parents. She is survived by her daughters, Deb Fancy and her partner Ray Jett of Auburn, Brenda Cook and her husband Hugh of Scarborough; son, Michael Widdecombe and his wife Stacey of Biddeford; daughter Tracy Widdecombe and her partner James Logan of Buxton, and Nana's eight grandchildren Patrick, Jennifer, Amy, Brian, Henry, Ryder, Madison and Jackson. A memorial service will be held 1:00pm Saturday April 6, at Conroy - Tully Crawford South Portland Chapel 1024 Broadway, South Portland. Those wishing to remember Nancy may make donations in her name to the Animal Refuge League PO Box 336 Westbrook, ME 04098.Online condolences may be expressed below.

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  1. I never knew that Aunt Nancy’s birthday was on the same day as one of my brothers’, Kevin. Nor did I realize she was only 10 years older than me. When I think of Aunt Nancy, I always want to smile because she always had one for me! I remember her being loving, giving, and forgiving and I especially remember the fun we had together. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. God Bless. Brenda Levesque daughter of Doreen Anchorage, AK

    – Brenda Levesque, niece

  2. I will miss Nancy very much, as she becane a part og my family. My deepest sympathy to her family, especally Tracy and Ryder whom I got to know quite well.

    – Gretchen Connolly


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