Nancy Lee Petty
October 8, 1949 ~ March 30, 2015
Nancy Lee Petty, age 65, of Martinsville, passed away Monday, March 30, 2015 at her residence. Born October 8, 1949, in Indianapolis, she is the daughter of Paul Lewis and Betty (Sweeney) Dietz. They survive. Other survivors include her husband, Donald Petty; her children, Sharon Thompson and Jason (Reba) Petty; her sisters, Susie (Kent) Van Sickle and Carrie Nowak; her brother, Jimmy Dameron; her six grandchildren: Cassie, Garrett, Samantha, Shelden, Jacob and Torey; and her four great grandchildren: Waylon, Damien, Dominic and Remi.
Nancy worked in customer service with Roadway Trucking and prior to that, was a secretary with Lilly Industries Incorporated. She loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren and she also loved playing bingo!
Friends may call Thursday, April 2, 2015 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Funeral services will be conducted by Pastor Gary Lafary on Friday, April 3, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. with burial at Friendship Park Cemetery, Paragon.
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My heart is heavy with sadness.Without Nan things will never be the same.No matter how sick Nan felt she was always there for her family.Nan is the Great Grandma of my grandchildren… Waylon and Remington and I couldn’t have ask for anyone better to be their Nan.Rest in Heaven Nan and when I look up at the stars at night I will see you shining.Forever loved,Bob.Michele.and Kyle Collins
Thanks Michele!
When I was young my favorite family trip was heading to Indy to see Bill and Lorreta and all the family.I miss all of you.Nancy was always very kind and caring.Im sure God has a very special place for her.R.I.P. cousin.We will keep all of you in our prayers.
Wow haven’t seen you in years.
My heart is heavy with sadness Nan! never meet anyone who went above and beyond as much as you did for your family.You have touched my heart we have laughed together.Had a wonderful time In Panama city Beach evens getting sparkle tattoo.As sick as you was last Sunday you made sure Waylon and Remington had their Easter gifts.Nan you will be truly missed…Michele.Bob.Kyle Collins
I was very sorry to hear of Nancy’s passing. I know what this kind of heartache is like, and I pray God will comfort each of you, as only He can, and be with you in the difficult days ahead. She will be greatly missed I know. Eleanor White
Thanks Grandma means a lot!
I am the oldest of all the grandkids and have so many memories. From stomping on the mole humps on camby to her goofy self with my boys. She had a diffrent relationship with each of us grandkids and great grandkids but loved us all so much and was and always will be here and watching over us just like she always has. RIP Nan Boys, Kevin & I love you big as the sky!
I remember her coming down to my house to get Sheldon. it was the first night Sheldon ever spent away from her mom or her grandma. Sheldon got scared and her grandma had to come to my house to pick her up but after Sheldon seen her grandma she felt much better and Sheldon decided to spend the night after all.
I am so sorry for your loss… I went to high school with Nancy at Ben Davis and I also knew Don…My prayers are with you…Bonnie
My last name was Kirk
I have sooo many good memories working with Nanc for 11 plus years. I also have regrets for not staying in touch. I think of her often. She always lighten my load and ALWAYS MADE me laugh. What a GREAT spirit she had/has and she is going to be missed something awful. Love you Nanc and the legs on your table.