Nancy Marie Chancey

My most sincere and deepest condolences to Kaigler and Wright families on the loss of Nancy. She often spoke of you proudly and lovingly, I share your profound grief.
I remember Nancy very fondly, she was an incredibly energetic woman, a super nice lady, a good friend, and trusted confidant. I met Nancy in April 2010 while she was working in a Martindale convenience store. I walked into get a cold drink before going to work. I am here to tell you, she pumped me up and energized me more than that “energy” drink could ever have the very first time I met her. We became friends instantaneously and very easily, she was my daily “happiness fix”. I visited Nancy, August 5th, at the hospital and her spirit was still glowing and she still managed that warm and caring smile. I only wish I could have visited her more often. She would always find a way to put a smile on my face or make me laugh when I would stop by on my way to work. Just saying her name would bring a smile to ones face, Nancy Chancey…
I think if the world had more people like Nancy there would less sadness and pain. I will miss you my friend, but I will never forget you good lady.

Sergio R. Maldonado

Nancy Marie Chancey
Published on August 25th, 2011
Written by: staff
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Nancy Marie (Kaigler) Chancey ended a courageous struggle on Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011.

Nancy was born on June 1, 1950, to Don and Sybil Kaigler. Popular, effervescent and spirited, Nancy was beloved by nearly everyone who met her. Even when her health turned, she continued to be described as “beautiful, fun-loving and vivacious.”

Nancy is survived by her daughters: Farrah Wright, Neely Wright Roller and Tiffany Wright; her mother, Sybil Kaigler; her sister, Donna Kaigler; her brother, Kenneth Don Kaigler; six grandchildren; and a host of other family members and loving friends.

A memorial service in her honor will be held at the Martindale United Methodist Church, in Martindale, Texas, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011, beginning at 1 p.m. After the service, the family will host a gathering in the church’s Fellowship Hall.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations in Nancy’s honor to the Hospice Austin Christopher House, 4107 Spicewood Springs Rd., Ste. 100 Austin, Texas, 78759.

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I met Nancy in April 2010

I am so sad to hear about Nancy….I haven’t seen Nancy in 40 years but when I saw her name, I saw the face of someone who always had a smile on her face…I went to High School with Nancy and only lived a block away from her…We ran around together for awhile along with Karen Sue and a few others….Nancy was just so full of energy, always wanting to go somewhere….She loved her sisters and parents but had this special place for Kenny Don…I never knew her children but would just like to say that if you are half the spirit your Mother was, then she will always be remembered thru you….I know that Nancy is looking down on her family guiding you in the right direction, because that is what Angels do…When you feel that someone is there with you but you look and nobody is there, remember that is Nancy….God bless you Nancy…RIP