Nancy Elaine Osborne

Birth date: Mar 6, 1958 Death date: Feb 4, 2021

Nancy Osborne, 62, of Fredericksburg passed away Thursday, February 4, 2021 at Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center. Nancy is survived by her husband of 34 years, Stephen Osborne; son, Cody Osborne; and sister, Cindy Kenny (Glen) Read Obituary

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268w ago

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Bonnie Moatz

268w ago

I am so sadden to hear of Nancy's passing, she will be deeply missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. I had only met her a few times and I loved her, she was so sweet and always smiling. She and her husband came to our house and she had brought us a wind chime.

Terri Major

268w ago

My beautiful friend. Oh how I will miss you. When I think of you all these great memories come flooding back. Bike weeks, get together’s and our special lunches. Or should I say our gossip and giggle session’s. Your sweet texts. I will cherish these memories forever and keep you tucked in my heart forever...

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268w ago

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268w ago

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Cindy Kenny

268w ago

My sister Nancy left this earth far too soon. She loved her husband Steve and son Cody more than anything in this universe. You could say they were the center of her universe. Nancy had the most beautiful blue eyes, framed by long dark lashes. She was spunky and kind and loved you with her whole heart. One of our favorite games to play as kids was fishing. This entailed a jump rope thrown over the basement steps where toys would be tied to the other end for the other one to catch. I will miss you more than you will ever know. But I will remember you every time it snows and will be thinking of you every time your Nationals play a game. I will see you again. Love you!

Krissie

268w ago

Nancy is my aunt. When I was little I called her “my Sissy”. She took me to see “All Dogs Go to Heaven” when I was a kid and we ate dark green tik taks in her car. She let me hold her ring at her wedding (I was little) and I ended up tying a knot on the ring into the pillow string when they asked for the rings. I panicked and handed her Steve’s ring stuck onto the pillow and she giggled and got the knot out herself so she could give my new Uncle his ring. Through my growing up she always has kept up with what’s going on in my life and wanting to know stories of my own 3 kids. She would also always keep me up to date on Steve and Cody, the loves of her life. I love her very much and that will never change no matter how much time goes by or how old I get. I will forever miss her contagious laugh and hearing her say, “Hey Beautiful”, when I picked up her calls. I love you Nancy.

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