A visitation will be held on July 25, 2015 at Indiana Funeral Care and Crematory at 11 am; Harry W. Moore Chapel with a service at noon.
On August 6, 1937, In Indianapolis, IN a daughter was born to Harold and Ruth Barnes. They named her Nancy Pauline Barnes.
Nancy attended Crispus Attucks High school. On April 5th, 1958 she married Carl L. Smith. From that union they had three children Mona J. Perkins, Dana M. Dunlap and Anthony E. Smith.
Nancy worked for Blocks Department store first as an Elevator Controller and promoted to a Window Dresser until the closing of Blocks. She worked at the Convention Center from 1974 – 1978. Due to an accident Nancy was employed with Good Will Industries from 1980-1982. She worked for C.P Lesh Paper Co from 1982 – 1987 where she retired. Nancy enjoyed her art and crafts and her love for music after.
Ms. Nancy Pauline Smith departed this earthly life on July 19, 2015 at the age of 77.She is proceeded in death of her sisters Mona Barnes, Ann Frye, and Marilyn Spicer and her parents Harold and Ruth Barnes.
She is survived by her three children, five grandchildren Telly Ingram, Nicole Dunlap, David Dunlap, Maurice Perkins, and Marlon Perkins, seven great grand children Sierra Pettigrew, Jeremy Schumann(Germany),Janea Dunlap, Jayden and Sirquan Ingram(Seattle),
Jaylen Perkins(Florida), Sinae Brewster, three great great grand children Za’Myah, Erykah, Eric Jr Glover, and host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.
A visitation will be held on July 25, 2015 at Indiana Funeral Care and Crematory at 11 am; Harry W. Moore Chapel with a service at noon.
Sinae Brewster says
Hi I am the her great grand-daughter it was very emotional when my granny died even if I didn’t know her I still loved her she meant everything to me. the stupid nursing home turned her more sick and they didn’t treat her right I swear if I find that nurse/nurses iam gonna make them look me in the eyes and tell me they are sorry and make sure they see the hurt in my eyes and that my granny didn’t need to die in that nursing home she should have dies with her family because she would be around people that loved her and knew her those people didn’t know her and they didn’t love her.