Nancy Lydia Morrow

August 18, 1941 - July 5, 2024

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Calhoun Funeral Home Rockside Road

23000 Rockside Rd.

Bedford Heights, OH 44146

440-232-9758 |

Friday 7/19, 1:00 pm

Wake to begin at 12:30 pm

Nancy L. Morrow, born on August 18, 1941, in Cleveland, Ohio, to Florence and Ulysses H. Morrow, passed away leaving behind a legacy of kindness and friendship. Nancy attended John Adams High School, where she shone as a cheerleader, embodying school spirit and camaraderie.

A dedicated member of Christ Episcopal Church, Nancy served on the altar guild, reflecting her deep faith and commitment to her community. She spent her career at Sherwin Williams, from which she retired, earning the respect and admiration of her colleagues.

Nancy’s interests included bowling and reading, hobbies that brought her joy and relaxation. She was known for her warm heart and unwavering friendship, making a positive impact on everyone she met.

Preceded in death by her brothers William and Richard, Nancy leaves behind her beloved brother David (Sylvia), nephews Clifton Williams Morrow and David Jason Morrow, and niece Bianca Williams. She also leaves other cherished nieces and nephews: Bryce, Zoe, Jada, Jarren, and Jamir, along with a host of loving family and friends.
Nancy’s memory will be forever treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

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Such fond memories of Nancy driving with Sylvia to halfway point to pick up Jarren, as well as her beautiful smile 🙏🏽🙏🏽

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Nancy and I shared many laughs while I lived in Ohio and during our phone calls after I left town. My prayers for her family; she was a sweetheart.

I met Nancy 60 years ago when I moved to Cleveland from DC. We immediately became friends. She was a beautiful person inside and out. We kept in touch long distance via phone calls. Until we meet again, I will cherish the memories.

My heart is saddened by the loss of such a sweet, loving and caring friend. Nancy was the first person I met at Sherwin Williams 33 years ago on my first day of work. She was so warm and welcoming that I became attached to her on that very day. She was always so thoughtful and kind and remembered everyone’s birthday and made cakes or cookies to make you feel special and always sent beautiful cards for every special occasion. I haven’t spoken to her recently but she will truly be missed. :(

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Nancy was always a spark of joy at Christ Episcopal Church in Shaker Heights. I loved her dearly and was saddened when she could no longer attend services right around the time I moved away from the area. I will always miss her and her wonderful hugs and beautiful laugh. My condolences to Nancy's family.

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