Nancy Lynn Kuntz
December 5, 1959 - April 12, 2025

Nancy Lynn Kuntz, beloved mother, grandmother, wife, and friend, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 12, 2025, surrounded by love. She was 65 years old.

Born on December 5, 1959, in Long Island, New York, Nancy lived a life full of warmth, creativity, and care. She was known for her lively spirit, unwavering strength, and the comfort she gave to everyone who knew her. Her hands were often busy making something meaningful-she loved to bake homemade bread, filling her home with its comforting aroma. She found joy and peace in sewing and knitting, crafting beauty with every stitch.

Nancy was a steady source of love and comfort for her family and friends, always ready to lend a listening ear, a warm hug, or a home-cooked meal.

She is survived by her husband, Randy; her children, Jim and Hillary; her son-in-law, Andrew; her cherished grandchild, Remington; her treasured bonus grandchildren, Jasen and Brooke; and many dear friends and extended family who will forever carry her memory in their hearts.

She was preceded in death by both of her parents, whom she lost early in life, but whose memories she kept alive in stories and traditions that helped us feel like we knew them. We will continue that legacy, passing her love and stories to Remy, just as she did for us.

A private cremation will be held, and a celebration of her life will be planned for a later date, when we can gather and honor her in the way she deserves-surrounded by family, laughter, love, and her favorite music and recipes.

In honor of her love, consider lighting a candle, baking a loaf of bread, sewing something small, or simply holding a memory of her close to your heart.

To carry forward Nancy's legacy of kindness and hope, the family welcomes donations made in her memory to Clovis Community Medical Center (www.communitymedical.org), where she was cared for with great compassion, or to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (www.lls.org), helping support research for a cure in the hope that one day, no family will have to walk this road.