Nancy Shu-Mei Tsung

Birth date: Nov 3, 1972 Death date: Mar 21, 2025

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of our beloved Nancy, who departed this life on March 21st at the age of 52. She was a cherished daughter, sister and friend and a source of love, strength, and kindness to all who kn Read Obituary

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Chastity Kirven

30w ago

I put this off because writing this made it real.

I was digging around looking for photos…any excuse not to say goodbye. I’ve had a lot of loss recently so this isn’t easy. I loved you so my feelings can wait…you deserve to be honored and your friendship meant the world to me.

There will come a point when I will look back on our over 20 years of memories and smile.

But, not today. The world is dimmer without Nancy. (Panda, Charlie) Her grin and smile contagious bringing joy everywhere she went.

I have so many great memories and experiences…too many to choose one. Road trips, lavish dinners, and late night talks that seemed to never end. However, I do remember a time when Nancy and I visited Will in college. They scared the life out of me with a huge yellow boa constrictor. Good times…

We shared our dreams and hopes for love…the pain of everyday life…more sisters than friends.

Nancy’s love for photography, boundless curiosity, awkward dance moves, true blue friendship, and saving me from myself so many times I lost count.

I guess my greatest memory is…I was safe with Nancy. She was a protector. A real life superhero…ready to save the day. She was the best friend I’ve ever known. I will miss you so much , P! I want to thank you for everything. I am who I am today partly because of our friendship.

I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye. With the pain I’m feeling…know my heart is broken…some losses are just too great. It’s not goodbye because you will live forever in my heart…my dear friend!

Cathy Watts

30w ago

Nancy was a beautiful soul and I enjoyed our visits at Damachos, she always supported me in my journey to being and staying clean! I will miss her

William Tsung

30w ago

in honor of Nancy.

My fondest memory of my sister was when I was 12. It was the first day of junior high for me and we were on the bus heading home. I can't remember why, but an older boy in the same grade as Nancy was picking on me. By the time we reached our stop, he had got off too, even though it wasn't his stop and squared up against me ready to fight. Suddenly Nancy got between me and him and threw down her backpack and got into a fight stance with both fists up and said "You better stay away from my brother or I will beat you!" given Nancy's reputation for being strong, he backed off and left me alone. I have never been so proud of my big sister as I was then.

A lit white pillar candle with a soft glow beside a delicate white lily with green leaves on a pale beige background.

Deenie Daley

30w ago

I met Nancy at the lowest point in my life. I had just lost my youngest daughter and was frozen in time. It was difficult leaving my home. The one place I felt comfortable, and safe was the pizza place in McKinney that Mama, Nancy and Will ran. My husband and I went there twice a week every week. We loved interacting with Nancy! Her expressions made me laugh out loud. You always knew how she was feeling just by looking at her face. Nancy had a sweet smile. She always greeted us with it too. It was so much fun tasting her drink concoctions and watching her eyes light up when she knew she had come up with a great drink. And I have to say that it was entertaining when she and Will got into little arguments. Nancy would stand her ground with him then look at us and give us a wink. I always imagined she did that to say all is well, he’s my brother and I love him. Nancy made this world a better place. She will be missed but remembered for her sweet soul.

Kenneth Lemuel

30w ago

Clicks and Cabela’s

Kenneth Lemuel

30w ago

She will surely be missed

William Tsung

30w ago

Chastity Kirven

30w ago

I put this off because writing this made it real.

There will come a point when I will look back on our over 20 years of memories and smile.

But, not today. The world is dimmer without Nancy. (Panda, Charlie) Her grin and smile contagious bringing joy everywhere she went.

We shared our dreams and hopes for love…the pain of everyday life…more sisters than friends.

Nancy’s love for photography, boundless curiosity, awkward dance moves, true blue friendship, and saving me from myself so many times I lost count.

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