Nanette Eve Bowman, age 60, of Ramsey, MN passed away unexpectedly April 16, 2026, at home. A celebration of life will be held on July 18th at 1:00 pm at 35219 Isetta Trail NE, Cambridge, MN 55008. We encourage all who knew and loved her to keep in touch and share memories as we honor her together.
Nanette was born July 22, 1965, in Chicago, Illinois to Edward and LeeAnn (McKeown) Lepper.
Nanette met her husband Robert in the fourth grade, she Married the love of her life in October 2001, their partnership was built on loyalty, laughter, and unwavering support. She was an angel, together they created a life full of memories, especially through their shared love of travel. Whether near or far they found joy in exploring new places, experiencing new things, and simply being together.
She had a gift for making people feel welcome. Her friendliness was genuine and effortless. She could strike up a conversation with anyone and leave them feeling like an old friend. Her warmth lit up every room she entered, her kindness left a lasting impression on everyone lucky enough to know her. She was a devoted mother, someone who gave endlessly and loved unconditionally. Her legacy is one of compassion, generosity, and a life lived with her heart wide open. She worked as a mail carrier in Cedar, MN and just retired last year.
She will be lovingly remembered by her husband, Robert; Daughters, Alisha Lea, Danielle Lepper and Jennifer (Kevin) Choate; brother, Charles (Bobbi) Lepper; sisters, Deborah (Jack) Hedlund, Cecilia (John) Parent, Michelle (Mark) Luttrell and LeeMarie Lepper; Grandchildren, Izabella, Tessa, Shelby, Alexia, Carson, Brennan, Elliott and McKenna; and by many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents.
Nanette will be deeply missed, forever loved, and always remembered.
Robert i am so sorry for your los.And pain words can’t even tell how sorry I am.i loved netty like a sister she was wonderful funny kind loving. We never had an argument or a fight.All the years we knew each other, even though we didn’t always agree on certain things.We never would fight about it. We respected each other and loved each other.And i’m going to miss her so much.And whoever wrote this memorial, it is so beautiful and through the heart. She will be so missed.I’m going to miss our long talks.And our cruises and her trying to get me to go on the tenders, and I refuse to go because i’m a chicken. And thank you both for letting me stay in your room on the ship.I will never forget all the kindness you have both done for me. My heart breaks for you. We love you and I will always be here anytime you need to call me and talk.I will be here.Love you.My friend
Fly high my soul sister! You will be forever missed! Love you so much!!! From day one of the outlaw country cruise I knew you were special. You had a light that shined through in everything you did and everyone that came to know her knew she had the light of God living in her. May Robert find peace knowing you are watching over him. Love and light
She was on our mail route for years. She was so nice and caring. She would always leave dog treats for our dog. Every Christmas my mom and I would make decorated Christmas cookies to enjoy. When she retired we knew we would miss her, but knew she deserved her retirement. So sorry for her family.