- Date Of Birth: May 1, 1938
- Date Of Death: March 12, 2021
- State: Missouri
Nancy Virginia Chesebro’ (nee Cagle) died at her home of 34 years in Lake St Louis, MO on 12:24am, Friday, March 12 in her 82nd year of age with husband and soulmate Larry at her bedside. Nancy remained at home bravely fighting vascular dementia for three years. Nancy is predeceased by parents James Burton Cagle, Sr. and Nellie Virginia Pflager; brothers James “Jim” Burton Cagle, Jr. (Kathy) and Richard “Dick” Raymond Cagle, Sr. (Sue); sisters Beverly Cagle, Joan Cagle, Barbara Ellen England (Lee), and Ruth Irene Newman (Walter).
Nancy is survived by her loving husband and soulmate of over 60 years Lawrence “Larry” Edmund Chesebro’, Jr. born November 13, 1937 in St. John Hospital, Tulsa, OK. They were married in Carmody Hills Baptist Church, Carmody Hills, MD on January 15, 1961 when Larry served in the US Army in Waldorf, MD. She is also lovingly remembered by sons Lawrence “Larry” Edmund Chesebro’, III (Almidia Rosa) of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Brett Emery Chesebro’ of Largo, FL; grandchildren Zachary Alexander Chesebro’ of Sacramento, CA, Erin Nicole Chesebro’ engaged to Adam Epperson of Forest Grove OR and Jared Misener Chesebro’ of Portland, OR; and great-grandson Andrew “Andy” Codyn Epperson of Forest Grove; sisters Patricia “Pat” Ann Skinner (Richard) of Willow Spring, NC and Joanne Anita Singleton (John) of Castleton, VA; brother Ronald “Ron” Tilden Cagle, Sr. (Carol) of Selbyville, DE; brother-in-law Stephen “Steve” Douglas Chesebro’ (Dollie) of Houston, TX; and aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews and many dear friends.
Nancy was born in the National Homeopathic Hospital, Washington, DC May 1, 1938. She graduated from Suitland High School, Suitland, MD in 1956. She worked as the bookkeeping supervisor at American Security and Trust in Washington, DC in 1959 and 1960; as bank tellers in Tulsa at the Fourth National Bank in 1961 and the First National Bank in 1962. She loved gardening, homebuilding, cooking, sports, cars and traveling. She especially enjoyed both short and long car trips each year when the trees were changing colors. She traveled by car to every US state except Hawaii, nine provinces or territories of Canada, and five states of Mexico. She was an avid reader of history and mystery novels. Her favorite sport was ice hockey in which both her sons played in their younger ages locally and nationally. She taught Larry how to ice skate on the Washington, DC Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pond when they were dating.
