NANCY JANE KUSEL
Nancy Jane Kusel passed away in her Vancouver home, surrounded by loved ones Oct. 6, 2020. She was 71.
Born and raised in Vancouver, WA, she attended Hudson’s Bay High School, graduating in 1967. She lived in Portland OR, married her husband, Gary, May 8, 1971, and welcomed her daughter, Alicia on March 10, 1975.
An avid crafter and traveler, she was always eager to talk about her adventures and share photos. She traveled to Germany to see her first grandchild in 2001 and 2003.
She is survived by her husband of 49 years, Gary Kusel of Vancouver; daughter, Alicia Kusel; son-in-law, Zachariah Wireman; and grandchildren, Aidan and Indigo Kusel-Wireman, all of New Baltimore, MI; sister, Connie Wilson of Vancouver, and numerous cousins and extended relatives.
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So many fond memories of Nancy from the time we were in water exercise together at the "Y". She always came to our Christmas luncheon with a bag of gifts for each of her friends. The gift bag always included some crocheted pot scrubbers and apricots dipped in chocolate. She will be missed!
Joan Cherrington
Friend
October 16, 2020
We attended the morning YMCA, exercise classes, together...and...
would many times our group of ladies would meet just get together at a
local restaurant to chat...always enjoyed Nancy's stories and her friendship.
Myrna Loy
Friend
October 16, 2020
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