Birth date: Jan 10, 1933 Death date: Aug 22, 2019
Nancy Lou Graham Kersh of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and a long-time resident of Russellville, Arkansas, passed away Thursday, August 22, 2019, in Fayetteville. She was the daughter of Ethel and Homer Graham and was born January 10, Read Obituary
What a life! What a bright light!
The world is much less interesting without "Madam Kersh"
I cherish the memories of her and the Kersh family.
My dad loved this little lady. He told great stories about her humor. She will be missed by all.
The Bert Gore family would like to express our sympathy and condolences to the members of Nancy Kersh's family. We remember her with great fondness and will miss her. May she rest in peace !!! In His precious love with blessings, always!
Susan Gore and family...Karen Gore McKnight and family
With a grateful heart I write this post in honor of Miss Nancy.
She was someone we could all admire in many ways. She was fiercely protective of those she loved and called family. She loved the Lord. She loved children of all ages. She kept herself informed in many medical advances and shared them all with us.
Nancy enjoyed life and always could turn a negative into a positive.
To say Nancy was unique doesn’t begin to describe her. We all have hilarious stories we could share. One word that comes to mind is FUN. She was just fun to be around in any situation.
To my family she will be remembered fondly and with love. I am so grateful to have known her.
Robert, Karla, Matt & Nikki
Condolences, love, and blessings to the family of Nancy Kersh. The Bert Gore family sends this with sincerest comforting wishes to all of her children and grand children. She is now with her precious Creator enjoying great love and peace, eternally.
From: Susan Gore and Karen Gore McKnight families. September l, 2019
My deepest condolences to Nancy's family. I am Harmon Graham's youngest son (73 now), Howard's half-brother, and Richard's uncle! I remember Nancy from visits to Pine Ridge many, many years ago...fond memories. Uncle Homer, Aunt Ethel, the Huddleston's, and the Jot-Em-Down Store! Nancy's life was full and productive; we should all be so lucky!
James Monroe (Jimmy) Graham, Prescott
Nancy was a unique person and I have so many delightful memories of her unusual personality and hilarious antics. The obituary provides a wonderful look at her interesting life full of love for family and total dedication to the welfare of children. My sincere condolences to all her family. Those of us at Tech when Kenneth became president, literally watched their children grow up on campus in the President's Residence which is now the Alumni House. I know all of her children and grandchildren will cherish their memories of their "one of a kind" mother and grandmother!
