Carson, Nancy L. (nee Kopp) Baptized into the Hope of Christ’s Resurrection on Saturday, November 12, 2022. Beloved wife of the late Gary L. Carson; loving mother of Christina S, Roberds and Matthew J. (Amy) Carson; cherished grandma of Olivia, Sophia, Gabriella, Nora and Felix; dearest sister of Jim (Marilyn) Kopp, Joseph (Pamela) Kopp, Tina (Steve “Buds”) Martinat, Teresa (late Jeff) Schath and the late May Kopp; our dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend to many.
Nancy loved everyone unconditionally, but her greatest joy was spending time with her grandchildren. She always put everyone’s needs before her own. Saturday, November 12, she was finally reunited with the love of her life Gary……. together in Heaven.
Services: Visitation at Our Lady of Providence Catholic Church (Pardee Rd) on Saturday, November 19, from 9 a.m. until time of Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to American Cancer Society appreciated. https://www.cancer.org/ A KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL service.
So sorry to hear this sad news I met Nancy the yr we moved in Bluffwood Manor. She was kind enough to invite me to her house to meet her Bunco group who were my new neighbors She always had a smile on her face. She loved her family so much Being a Grandmother was the icing on the cake I pray her family finds peace and remembers how much she loved them She will always be in their heart ❤️
We send our deepest sympathies with regard to Nancy’s passing. We were very fortunate to meet and spend a little time with her and Theresa back in March when they were here in Findlater dealing with their sister May’s affairs. We truly enjoyed meeting both of them. RIP Nancy
I am mourning. And so very sorry for Matt and Kiki and their children. Anyone who met Nancy was fortunate for she was a blessing. Some of my very favorite memories are the times I spent with her. I am blessed to have known her. There’s a big heavenly reward for Nancy. No doubt about that. What a wonderful woman. Mary
I am just devastated with the loss of my dear friend, Nancy. I remember when she and Gary moved into our subdivision and I found out our children were the same ages and would be going to school together. Nancy was a treasured friend to many. She had a heart of gold and a loving smile that just made you feel like everything will be okay. I will miss our late night chats and the way you always made me feel stronger with your encouraging words. I miss you already but I know you and Gary are together again. You will remain in my heart always and forever. Rest in peace dear friend❤️
Dear Kopp family-sending my deepest sympathy. Hopefully the many joyful memories of Nancy you shared and her love for you and others will help with your grief. I, and my sister, Janet were your neighbors down the street on Thompkins when you first moved to Oklahoma City. I smile now and am grateful for the times I enjoyed with Nancy and the Kopp family during those early teen years. I lost touch after high school, but always looked forward to catching up at BMHS reunions with Nancy. Nancy’s smile has been mentioned often which is so true and her genuine caring and love of others always-even in those early teen years-a life well lived!
Our deepest sympathies to all of Nancy’s family and friends. We shared many memories and I shall treasure them always. From our days spent wallpapering listening to Alabama to our fun nights of bunco. Enjoy being reunited with Gary.
Miss you birthday buddy.
In heartfelt sympathy, so sorry to hear of Nancy’s passing. May God Bless Nancy’s children and grandchildren who she loved so much. ✝️