Birth date: Oct 26, 1939 Death date: Oct 19, 2025
Nancy Lee Bon, age 85, was born on October 26, 1939, in Muskegon, Michigan to the late Robert L. and Rose (Fontana) Burns and passed away on Sunday, October 19, 2025. Along with her parents Nancy was preceded in death by a son Lee Read Obituary
I'm sooooooooo sorry for your loss 😢
I just saw the obituary and she will never be forgotten!
Mummy I love you so much..I'm sorry I was in the hospital and didn't get to say goodbye! You were my heart and soul and my best friend! I loved you more than life..bye Mommy!
How do I put in words my absolute feelings of loss without you around. Your laughter will be so missed, your kindness had no boundaries, your love for your family had no limits, and your internal beauty shined. To say you will be missed barely touches the loss of you. I will forever feel blessed to call you my sister-in-law.
Colleen Tague, and family, our deepest condolences. So sorry for your loss.
So So sorry to hear about your passing 😢 I am so blessed to have had you for a friend. You will be missed by so many. Hugs and prayers to all of your family and friends 🙏 ❤️
Such a great woman, I'm so sad she has passed.
I will never forget the first time I met Nancy I never had pizza until Her and Mike had us over. I was 15! She has always been there for our family and will be missed by all
Aunt Nancy was the matriarch of this family. She was the head of the family and at the same time its heart. She was always the perfect example of loving caring and serving. As an example of a perfect Christian she never stopped helping others. It seemed not matter how much she did for others her cup of love was never empty. She was always was volunteering and offering herself in love and service to everyone.
Besides my my own mother, Aunt Nancy is one of those people who are deep in my earliest memories.
I can't remember a time when, she wasn't present in my life. She was always visiting or we were visiting her home. She was like a big sister to my mother and I know my mother appreciated and counted on her always.
Too many family reunions and celebrations run through my mind and there always was Nancy organizing, running, directing.
And she wasn't content to love on the family her own age. She was always focused on loving the next generation of children. Babysitting, counseling and providing encouragement to all. Never asking for recognition for her efforts.
It wasn't until she passed that my own daughter Elena shared that Nancy had friended her on Facebook and was sending her encouraging messages several times a week. Nancy did these things quietly and joyfully, always keeping the attention on others and not herself.
A person like her is one in a million and we will not ever be able to replace her.
Love the LeCompte Family
Im so sorry for the loss of Aunt Nancy. Thinking of all of you during this time. Love you all.
