Nancy Claire Romeiser Swartz Bressler
Born 11/25/1936 Died 1/28/2022
Nancy C. Bressler, 85, beloved wife, mother, stepmother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, and friend lost her battle with Parkinson’s on January 28, 2022. She went peacefully at home with many loving family members by her side.
Nancy was born in Hays, Kansas, on November 25, 1936, but spent most of her childhood years in Salina, Kansas. She graduated from Salina High School in 1954.
Nancy was survived by her husband Norman S. (Steve) Bressler of the home, brother Rex Romeiser (Carol) of Salina, KS; daughters Lynn Sweeney (Stuart) of Linwood, KS; Lori Hinnen (David) of Towanda, KS; son Rex Swartz (Brittney) of Prairie Village, KS; stepdaughter Betsy Horn (David) of Edmond, OK; stepson Phil Bressler (Lailan) of Overland Park, KS; stepdaughter Molly Kerr of Leawood, KS; and stepdaughter Amy Belew (Wes) of Sparks, MD. Nancy is also survived by grandchildren Matthew Jorgensen (Meghan), Callie Albert (Michael), Ryan Bressler (Erin), Katie Davis (Andrew), Kai Bressler (Molly), Jacob Sweeney, Maggie Swartz, Anita Cerney (Kendall), Amanda Hinnen, Campbell Kerr, Andy Sweeney, Oscar Swartz, A. J. Hinnen (Summer), Annie Kerr, and Libby Sweeney. Also surviving Nancy are 6 great-grandchildren. Nancy was preceded in death by her parents C. A. Romeiser and Feryl Romeiser and brother-in-law Alex Bressler.
Nancy cherished spending time with her family, friends, and pets. She loved to golf and swim and had a competitive spirit. She was an excellent dancer, and nothing made her happier than when she was in Steve’s arms on the dance floor. She was an amazing cook and was famous for many special dishes. With her nurturing spirit, Nancy was devoted to caring for the love of her life, Steve, and all of their children. She enjoyed traveling with Steve, and on several occasions, they took all or some of the family on special trips.
Nancy will be remembered by her family and friends for her class, grace, and smile that would light up a room and especially for how much she loved being in love with Steve.
There will be a celebration of life at Christ Cathedral in Salina, Kansas, in late May. Date and time to be announced at a later date.
The family suggests contributions in her memory to Christ Cathedral Salina, the Parkinson’s Foundation, or the First Tee Foundation.
How nice to be remembered as such a loving and caring person! Praying for God’s comfort for her loved ones.
Our hearts are aching for you, Steve. The love you and Nancy shared radiated from you both. We will treasure our memories of the time spent with the both of you. Hugs and prayers…..
To All who loved my cousin Nancy
I am so sorry to hear of her passing.
I was the youngest of the cousins. So I did not know her well. Our moms were sisters. Carola and Feryl Spaniol .
I was always in awe of Nancy as a young person, and more so as an adult. She was so beautiful inside and outside. She handled life with dignity grace and kindness. There should be more Nancy Bresslers on earth. It would be a much better place.
My sincerest condolences to her very much beloved family.
Love to all
Leslie Baird Wagner from Kansas
So sorry for your loss. Bob & I have missed seeing you on our walks in the park, Steve, but are glad you are near family at this sad time. Praying that wonderful memories bring you peace & comfort. Susan Kelly
We are so sorry to hear of Nancy’s death. She was such a lovely lady. We look back on times spent together and are thankful she was in our lives.
We are so sorry to hear of Nancy’s death. As we look back on times spent with her, we are thankful to have had her in our lives. My her memories give comfort to her family.