Nancy Easter, age 74, of Cambridge died April 8, 2011 at her home. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, April 12th at Strike Funeral Home – Cambridge Chapel with Rev. Norman Norland officiating. A visitation will be held one hour prior to theservice. Interment will be in Cambridge Union Cemetery.
Nancy Ellen Easter was born October 10, 1936 in Monroe, Wisconsin to Wallace and Betty Anderson. She graduated high school in Shorewood, Wisconsin. Nancy then attended Kalamazoo College in Michigan, and also the University of Minnesota. She graduated as a Registered Occupational Therapist and was noted in Who’s Who of American Women for innovations in that field. Nancy met and married Elmo Erickson in 1957 to which they had two children, Jeffrey and Darcy. They made their home in the Minneapolis area. Elmo passed away in 1976. Nancy later met Douglas Easter and they were married in 1979. She loved her family. She also enjoyed painting, antiques, stamp collecting, garage sales and she liked to garden. She enjoyed her books and genealogy and she kept in contact with friends from kindergarten through college. Nancy also liked spending the winter in Texas and traveling the country in the RV.
Nancy Easter passed away April 8, 2011 at her home at the age of 74 years, 5 months and 29 days. She was preceded in death by her parents, Wallace and Betty Anderson nee Burmaster, and first husband Elmo Erickson.
She is survived by her husband, Doug of Cambridge; son, Jeff Erickson of Bemidji; daughter, Darcy (Buster) Fritche of Cambridge; sister, Karen (Terrold) Conway of Houston, Texas; grandchildren, Madeline Erickson, Rachel (Lenord) Smith, Adam (Laura) Fritche, and Joseph Fritche; wonderful nieces, Kathy, Kelly and Kristen and nephew, Bill.
Barb Tillemans says
I am Nancy’s first cousin, Barbara Anderson Tillemans. My dad, Myron Anderson was Wallace’s brother.
I was very sorry to hear of Nancy’s death. Karen called me this morning to tell me. We really did not see other much growing up. I actually saw her more after Wallace and Betty moved to Cambridge and it was so nice to get to know her finally. I wish we could have seen each other more often. She was a lot of fun …. a really good person.
Again, I am very sorry for your loss.
With deepest sympathy,
Barb Tillemans
LaTusha Gresham says
Please accept my deepest sympathies. May you find comfort in knowing that one day death will be no more. This is a promise from God. May this console you during your time of loss. (Rev. 21:4)