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Nancy A Makransky

January 25, 2023

Nancy Ann Makransky, 76, passed peacefully on Wednesday, January 25th, 2023 in Gainesville, Florida.  Nancy was born on October 23, 1946, in Cleveland, Ohio.  Nancy is survived by her beloved husband Edward “Butch” Makransky, daughter Christina Magill, and grandchildren Christopher Makransky, Felicia Cimaglia, Natalie Cimaglia and sisters, Donna Old, Susan LeBlang and Mary Guella.   
 
Nancy started her career in bedside nursing later serving the healthcare industry in the area of quality management utilizing her knowledge and passion for the betterment of patient care.  Our devoted Nancy - wife, mother, granny, sister and friend - will be remembered for her endless energy, selfless giving, and warm smile.  Often described as “the perfect couple,” Nancy and Butch celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary in April 2022.Nancy will be deeply missed however, our family is comforted in knowing she has been reunited with her son whom she so dearly missed, Chris Makransky, who passed on October 23, 2012.  A  “Celebration of Nancy’s Life” will be planned in the coming months.

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  1. Nancy was one of a kind and our 35+ years of friendship never faltered. I will miss her energy, compassion, generosity, dedication and knowledge of healthcare processes, so very much. 

  2. I will miss my good friend Nancy and all of our travels around together.  She was a wonderful nurse and A wonderful person. she knew more than I have forgotten regarding case management and quality management . I’m very happy that she chose me as a good friend. She was marvelous, generous, and supportive of me on many occasions. I loved Nancy and will miss her friendship and laughter dearly. 

  3. My husband Joe and I were blessed to have known Nancy as well as Ed.
    We got to see them at their house right before Christmas. She made a delicious dinner and breakfast for us and we really enjoyed their hospitality.
    We will miss you Nancy but rejoice for your new life.

  4. Christina my heart goes out to you!  I know you were close with her and she inspired you in your career. I am praying for your comfort now. No words can really provide comfort just know I’m thinking of you and am very sorry for your loss. 

  5. Our sincerest condolences to all of the families and friends who knew & loved Nancy. She was one of the most sweetest, and kindest souls on earth with the passion of taking care of others throughout most of her life. She will always be in our hearts and never forgotten as we look at every sunrise everyday knowing she is now watching over us and in a better place. RIP Nancy , Godbless 🙏

  6. Very special and strong lady. We share 2 amazing grandchildren. Miss you Nan
    ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

  7. You will always be in our hearts. It took so long to actually live so close to each other and so little time to enjoy the great family times we were able to spend together. You were a beautiful and caring sister-in-law and will be greatly missed…………."SING WITH THE ANGELS", dear Nancy!

  8. Mom,
    I keep starting to type this message, erasing it, starting over, going in circles, I'm all over the place. I can't quite imagine what life looks like without you. Then, I think about how you would want me to cope – I pull myself through the sadness recalling a memory that gives me the strength to smile. There is not enough time nor space to express how blessed I have been to have you as my mom. Like the start, I can't find all the words to write here or the right closing – I miss you and I love you so very much – Tina

  9. We are heartbroken to hear of Nancy's passing. She would light up a room wherever she was. Her smile and laugh were contagious and we always loved hearing stories of her and Butch. She will forever be in our hearts.

  10. My sweet, sweet Granny. Oh, it just doesn't feel real that you are gone. Nothing has felt right since you've been gone. You were the catalyst to starting my career in healthcare. You were my voice of reason. You made the BEST chicken paprikash and Christmas cookies. I will miss your hugs, your laughter, and your smile. The last time I saw you, you said you wanted to see me get married and have babies – I am so sorry you didn't get to see that happen. I see sunflowers and hummingbirds everywhere I look and I just know you are here with me, though. I'm not sure I am making sense…just know you were so loved, still are, and I will miss you for eternity. Until we meet again…

  11. It just does not seem like it’s possible that you are no longer here with us. I know that you will watch over my bestie and keep her safe and happy. I don’t know what I would do without her in my life, I can certainly see where she got all of her wonderful qualities. You did an amazing job. You and Ed always made me smile, it was so refreshing to see two people so in love. You will be missed dearly.  Thank you for all of the beautiful smiles and never ending laughs over the years. Xoxo

  12. My granny was the most incredible woman in the world. She was the image of love, strength, patience and understanding. As I got older and went off to college, I had the privilege of living near her. For 5 years, homemade chicken and dumplings were just an hour away. 

    In times when I needed my dresses hemmed or just needed an escape into her arms, Granny was always there. She listened to you when you cried and told you to calm down when you were being dramatic. She made every house feel like a home and always had a smile on her face. 

    I will always remember my granny as the dancing queen who never let me clean a dish. I love you so much granny. Thank you for being the woman you are. You taught me how to conquer life’s adversities head on. You always understood me. I still feel you every day. Rest easy. I love you. 

  13. I am just learning today that Nancy has passed.  I worked for her when she was a consultant at Hackensack New Jersey.  We stayed in touch all these years. She was a incredible person with a great spirit; humor; caring; loyal friend; dedicated and loved her family; always on the move;  great strength and overall a wonderful person. Her family was her life she loved them so much and talked often about them. She's left a mark on my life – she will be missed…….


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