Dear Nelson’s family,
I am so sorry to hear of Nelson’s passing. He lived a long and productive life.
He and Evelyn were working friends with my wife (Hildy) and myself at Morningside-High Park church and I continued to maintain periodic phone conversations with him over the years after Evelyn passed away. He certainly struggled with his loss of her but managed to continue on.
I, as property manager at MHP, certainly appreciated being able to consult with him around physical issues around the church. He always was helpful.
With respect,
Peter
We were lucky to have met Nelson through my late sister Wendy as he was her father in law who she adored. We always considered Nelson to be extended family and throughout the years he attended many of our family gatherings. He was always so sweet and we truly enjoyed his company and conversation.
We were very sorry to hear of his passing and we know how much he will be missed by his family. Our deepest condolences to Steve, Susan, Drew, Jeff, Robbie and Zach at this difficult time. You are in our thoughts.
I have known Nelson my entire life. I remember little things like his photography and taking pictures at Colmer picnics. I remember him sitting with my father in the backyard often laughing. I remember them vacationing with my parents and hearing the funny stories of things that happened on those trips. Lately I remember and often participated in talking about his courtship, about the Wilson family and his dog Heidi. He will be missed.
I will sadly miss our phone conversations. May he rest in peace with his beloved wife Evelyn.
I loved spending time with Nelson. He shared stories about when he first started dating Evelyn and after they got married. We would just sit and laugh at some of the situations they got into. It’s funny now but maybe not so much then. He will be missed. Love you