Nancy Carolyn (Byers) Tynes
1950-2021
It is with deep sadness that the
family of Nancy Carolyn (Byers) Tynes announces her passing at Dr.
Everett Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton, NB, on Sunday, November 14,
2021. Nancy, only child of Norman Byers and his wife Jessie Cornfield,
was born in Fredericton Junction on February 23, 1950.
Nancy was the loving wife of 37
years of Daniel Tynes; loving mother of John-Daniel Canney (Angela)
and their children Marissa, Donnette, and John-Brandon. She was also
the loving mother to Edward Canney, aka Ted, (Katherine) and their
children Jade, Amber, and Ruby.
She was predeceased by her
parents.
Her first 6 years were spent in
Hoyt before her family moved to Oromocto. Nancy loved her many summer
trips to Florida and Disney World which continued throughout her life
and included her children and grandchildren. In all, she made 73 trips
to Disney World. One included some of the 1993 Graduation Class of
Oromocto High School that she and her husband Daniel arranged. She
also enjoyed swimming, canoeing, cooking, family dinners, and
puzzles.
Nancy sponsored a child through
Children Believe of Canada all of her working and retired life. Her
life’s work was as a teacher of elementary and middle school
children in Lincoln, Gagetown, Oromocto and Geary. She also spent time
freely tutoring children who needed her help.
Nancy was an active member of St.
John’s Anglican Church in Oromocto, until her mobility
caused her to stop attending services several years ago. She was
instrumental in starting the Thursday soup lunches at the St.
John’s Anglican Church Hall.
As Nancy wished, there will be no
visitation or funeral service. She will be laid to rest with her
parents in St. Luke’s Anglican Cemetery, Hoyt, at a later
date.
Her wishes were for any donations
in her memory to be made to the Children’s Wish
Foundation.
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19502021
Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Nancy Carolyn Byers Tynes 19502021..
Décès pour la Ville: Fredericton, Province: Nouveau-Brunswick