In Memory

Nancy Upchurch (Stenz)

Nancy Upchurch (Stenz)

 NANCY (Nan) Upchurch Stentz, 66, of Greensboro died Tuesday, March 10, 2015 after a short battle with cancer. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, George Stuart Stentz, Jr; two sons, Dave (Karen) Eberenz of Greenville, Greg (Melissa) Stentz of Greensboro; eight grandchildren Chrissy, John, Ryann, Hannah, Rachel, Grace, Tate, Leah; one sister Judy (Tony Lowe) Upchurch of Fancy Gap, Va; one brother Jim (Gini Spencer) Upchurch of Orlando, Fl; two nephews, one niece.Nan had a passion for teaching and children. She taught for years at McIver then Gateway School for special needs children. Nan received a Master of Arts degree in 1988. Later she volunteered with ESL children.A celebration of Nancy's life will be held 6 pm Friday, March 20 at New Garden Friends Meeting. Family will receive friends following the service in the fellowship hall.In lieu of flowers, memorial may be made to AFSC or the American Cancer Society.



 
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03/18/15 10:44 AM #1    

Lucie Stafford (Pollard)

I have such fond memories of Nancy from high school -- she was one of the most active people on the yearbook staff, and succeeded in creating TWO versions of the yearbook dedication for our senior year, so we were able to surprise Mrs. Styers (who was the journalism teacher and yearbook advisor) with the dedication. Without her that could not have happened, and that thoughtfulness seems to have been a hallmark of her life. My heart goes out to her family.

 


03/18/15 11:59 AM #2    

Donna Cummings (Lawrance)

Lucie, my memories and thoughts about Nancy match yours. I am so sad to hear of her passing. She is held dear in my memories of high school.


03/29/15 12:12 PM #3    

Chriss McCracken

I am very sad about learning of the recent passing of Nancy, as well as Becky McDowell only a few months ago.   We were all three close friends in High School but loss touch over the years as so many of us do.

I pray that they left us peacefully with little to no pain.  My heart goes out to the families.

Chriss McCracken Thompson

 


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