Nancy grew up in Grant, graduated from Rigby High School, then attended Henager Business College in Utah. On October 28, 1955, she married Ronald Leo Clawson in Idaho Falls. While Ron was enlisted in the Navy, they lived in California, Virginia, and Hawaii and had two children. After retirement, Nancy and Ron moved to Rigby, where Nancy worked as a bookkeeper for many years. Ronald and Nancy were later divorced, and Nancy moved first to Boise then to Connell, WA. While living in Washington, she met Calvin, a retired college professor from Idaho. Together, they settled back in Menan, where they bought and restored Calvin's childhood home. Calvin passed away in October of 2001. Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She enjoyed gardening, camping, golfing, card games, playing Scrabble and travel. Survivors included: son Tom (Celeste) Clawson of Idaho Falls; daughter Leslie (Jeff) Janshen of Miles City, MT; brothers Demont (Diane) and Rawley Taylor, both of Washington; and seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was preceded by her brother Paul.
Nancy grew up in Grant, graduated from Rigby High School, then attended Henager Business College in Utah. On October 28, 1955, she married Ronald Leo Clawson in Idaho Falls. While Ron was enlisted in the Navy, they lived in California, Virginia, and Hawaii and had two children. After retirement, Nancy and Ron moved to Rigby, where Nancy worked as a bookkeeper for many years. Ronald and Nancy were later divorced, and Nancy moved first to Boise then to Connell, WA. While living in Washington, she met Calvin, a retired college professor from Idaho. Together, they settled back in Menan, where they bought and restored Calvin's childhood home. Calvin passed away in October of 2001. Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She enjoyed gardening, camping, golfing, card games, playing Scrabble and travel. Survivors included: son Tom (Celeste) Clawson of Idaho Falls; daughter Leslie (Jeff) Janshen of Miles City, MT; brothers Demont (Diane) and Rawley Taylor, both of Washington; and seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was preceded by her brother Paul.
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