Nancy Price Bowman

I've watched Nancy come and go ay the TownLake YMCA pool for years, carrying her trusty swim noodle under her arm. She always had a smile and a kind word for everyone she'd encounter. Our YMCA family is just not the same without Nancy. I speak for many others when I say she will be missed.

Sally, I hope that as you grieve the loss of your precious mother, that you know God is with you and standing beside you to comfort you. I pray your mother is at peace and in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ and smiling on her family she left her on earth.

Hugs and blessings,
Wanda

I shall miss Ms Bowman dearly, our ongoing conversations about our beloved Texas Longhorns will be what I miss the most! Peace and love to her always.
Linda Brawley

She was a good friend in high school tho I was several yrs. older. I double dated with her a lot as her boyfriend was Dick Milstead, a close friend of mine.

Always enjoyed herj5bse

On behalf of Alison, Sam, Scott and David Kimberlin, we send our deepest sympathy to you, Tee, Sally and Clift, on the loss of your Mom. It is one of those inevitable things that eventually comes to all of us, but when the time comes it is difficult to accept, especially to the Kimberlin family who enjoyed Nancy and Hardie's hospitality and genial company on so many memorable occasions. There is so little one can do, so little one can

On behalf of Alison, Sam, Scott and David Kimberlin, we send our deepest sympathy to you, Tee, Sally and Clift, on the loss of your Mom. It is one of those inevitable things that eventually comes to all of us, but when the time comes it is difficult to accept, especially to the Kimberlin family who enjoyed Nancy and Hardie's hospitality and genial company on so many memorable occasions. There is so little one can do, so little one can say to bring you consolation in your loss, but we can be grateful that we were fortunate enough to have known such a wonderful lady, Nancy Bowman, and to have counted her as a close friend.

Our dearest friend, Nancy, has been a precious part of our lives. Hardie and Nancy 'explained' Texas to us when we arrived in Austin more than 30 years ago. We fell in love with the state and grew second roots. And we share her support of its dear people and its delicate natural topography. Nancy's example will remain with us as we carry on her spirit and care for Texas' environment.

I had the delight of knowing Nancy for many years in my capacity as a journalist in Austin. She was such a wonderful cheerleader for a number of causes--most recently the Austin History Center. She was gracious and sweet on every occasion. Austin is better as a result of Nancy's work and certainly poorer in her passing.

What an honor it was to care for Mrs. Bowman during her recent hospital stay! I Her smile, humor, and positive outlook will be missed by her devoted family, I am sure. I am sorry to hear of your loss...

To the family, our sincerest condolences on the loss of such a generous and wonderful woman. You will remain our prayers. With her history family in Austin, of which we were honored to be a small part, Nancy was supportive and interested in helping to preserve the Texas history that she so loved. We were blessed and honored to have worked with her, to have known her. She will very much be missed.

Michael Ward
Chairman, Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms

What a loss--for Nancy's famly, sons, daughter, grands and brothers, but also for Nancy's far flung network of good friends, and finaly for this community to which she gave so generously. Dudley and Nancy were friends for more than 70 years and they so loved to roll back the years, always recalling stories with a positive thrust. Whether eating Chinese here in Austin or lobster in Maine, there were many fine conversations and an opportunity for me, not in Austin

What a loss--for Nancy's famly, sons, daughter, grands and brothers, but also for Nancy's far flung network of good friends, and finaly for this community to which she gave so generously. Dudley and Nancy were friends for more than 70 years and they so loved to roll back the years, always recalling stories with a positive thrust. Whether eating Chinese here in Austin or lobster in Maine, there were many fine conversations and an opportunity for me, not in Austin during the earliest years, to listen and learn. They both loved the water and the time spent on the cruiser or the Riverboat Commodore. Two things I will carry in my heart in thoughts of Nancy were her rock strong integrity and her quick sense of humor. Dudley and I want those nearest and dearest that we consider ourselves fortunate to have had Nancy passing through our lives. God bless.