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Official Obituary of

Nancy K. Cook

January 16, 1940
 
After experiencing many years of back pain and a recent broken hip, Nancy's wishes

were fulfilled when she passed away. She grew up on a farm near Madison Minnesota,

then lived and worked in the Minneapolis area. She and her husband Jim retired to

Punta Gorda Florida for 20 years and recently moved to Victoria, Texas to be near his

son and daughter-in-law.

Sunshine blue sky and warm weather were requirements for Nancy, besides chocolate

and ice cream. Not only a loving wife mother and grandmother, but her kindness &

her laughter drew people to her as the kind of person who leaves a lasting impression on

your heart. She tried to maintain her pleasant personality to the very end.

She is survived by her husband James Cook

Siblings DeAnna Satre, Dwight Buer (Margie) and Denise Louis (John)

Daughters Sherri Stewart (Paul) and Lori Jonell

Stepchildren Lisa Owens (Danny), Steve Cook and Russell Cook (Heather)

Grandchildren Natalie Stewart, Kailee Jonell, JD Miller, Nikki Miller, Laura Miller,

Heather Nobles, Corey Dunbar, Justin Cook, Taylor Cook and Jason Cook



Nancy K. Cook

Victoria, Texas Obituaries

Nancy K. Cook funeral arrangements are under the care
and direction of Victoria Mortuary & Cremation Services, Victoria, TX.

Obituary for Nancy K. Cook, Victoria

Arrangement times not published to date

Nancy K. Cook passed away on Sunday, July 27, 2025.
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Nancy K. Cook obituary at the Victoria Advocate
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