Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett, 78
Daily Inter Lake
August 26, 2020
Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett was born June 3, 1942, to Laura (Ruppert) and Edwin McKenzie, Whitefish. Ed had built Bay Point Resort on Whitefish Lake (way before condos). Nancy and her sisters, Faye, Sue and Kona, helped with renting cabins, horse rides and lake tours on Ranger, the boat Ed built. The family also owned Bay Point Drive In Theatre and Grill. She graduated in Whitefish in 1960, married Robert Garrett and then came Valli and Curtis all at an early age. Nancy and Bob divorced in 1982.
Nancy was a Montana woman who owned her own renovating/decorating business and sold real estate for 51 years, and was in sales of one sort or another her adult life. She was well-educated and well-read, and had taught writing and real estate classes. Nancy had written for many years, had articles published, and wrote stories and books. She was proud of her two published adventure novels Bigfoot and Bigfoot Returns. Nancy volunteered for many events, sang in choirs and excelled at whistling. She traveled extensively buying and selling, visiting family, making many well-loved friends along the way. She loved big family events and dinners regularly.
Parkinsons and dementia robbed her last year of life as she resided at Brendan House with her sister Faye, succumbing Friday, July 31, 2020, and Faye had passed away on June 23, 2020.
Nancy is survived by sisters, Sue and Kona; her kids, Valli (Richard) and Curtis (Kathy); grandkids, Brit, Greg, Brianna, Audrey and Kenzie; great-grandkids, Drifter, Autumn, Isaiah, Jonah, Raine, Rylee and Aimsley; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A family gathering at the Whitefish Cemetery will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, followed by a celebration of life at 12:30 p.m. at the Whitefish Pin-N-Cue Bowling Alley. Contribute to your favorite whatever.
Daily Inter Lake
August 26, 2020
Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett was born June 3, 1942, to Laura (Ruppert) and Edwin McKenzie, Whitefish. Ed had built Bay Point Resort on Whitefish Lake (way before condos). Nancy and her sisters, Faye, Sue and Kona, helped with renting cabins, horse rides and lake tours on Ranger, the boat Ed built. The family also owned Bay Point Drive In Theatre and Grill. She graduated in Whitefish in 1960, married Robert Garrett and then came Valli and Curtis all at an early age. Nancy and Bob divorced in 1982.
Nancy was a Montana woman who owned her own renovating/decorating business and sold real estate for 51 years, and was in sales of one sort or another her adult life. She was well-educated and well-read, and had taught writing and real estate classes. Nancy had written for many years, had articles published, and wrote stories and books. She was proud of her two published adventure novels Bigfoot and Bigfoot Returns. Nancy volunteered for many events, sang in choirs and excelled at whistling. She traveled extensively buying and selling, visiting family, making many well-loved friends along the way. She loved big family events and dinners regularly.
Parkinsons and dementia robbed her last year of life as she resided at Brendan House with her sister Faye, succumbing Friday, July 31, 2020, and Faye had passed away on June 23, 2020.
Nancy is survived by sisters, Sue and Kona; her kids, Valli (Richard) and Curtis (Kathy); grandkids, Brit, Greg, Brianna, Audrey and Kenzie; great-grandkids, Drifter, Autumn, Isaiah, Jonah, Raine, Rylee and Aimsley; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A family gathering at the Whitefish Cemetery will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, followed by a celebration of life at 12:30 p.m. at the Whitefish Pin-N-Cue Bowling Alley. Contribute to your favorite whatever.
Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett, 78
Daily Inter Lake
August 26, 2020
Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett was born June 3, 1942, to Laura (Ruppert) and Edwin McKenzie, Whitefish. Ed had built Bay Point Resort on Whitefish Lake (way before condos). Nancy and her sisters, Faye, Sue and Kona, helped with renting cabins, horse rides and lake tours on Ranger, the boat Ed built. The family also owned Bay Point Drive In Theatre and Grill. She graduated in Whitefish in 1960, married Robert Garrett and then came Valli and Curtis all at an early age. Nancy and Bob divorced in 1982.
Nancy was a Montana woman who owned her own renovating/decorating business and sold real estate for 51 years, and was in sales of one sort or another her adult life. She was well-educated and well-read, and had taught writing and real estate classes. Nancy had written for many years, had articles published, and wrote stories and books. She was proud of her two published adventure novels Bigfoot and Bigfoot Returns. Nancy volunteered for many events, sang in choirs and excelled at whistling. She traveled extensively buying and selling, visiting family, making many well-loved friends along the way. She loved big family events and dinners regularly.
Parkinsons and dementia robbed her last year of life as she resided at Brendan House with her sister Faye, succumbing Friday, July 31, 2020, and Faye had passed away on June 23, 2020.
Nancy is survived by sisters, Sue and Kona; her kids, Valli (Richard) and Curtis (Kathy); grandkids, Brit, Greg, Brianna, Audrey and Kenzie; great-grandkids, Drifter, Autumn, Isaiah, Jonah, Raine, Rylee and Aimsley; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A family gathering at the Whitefish Cemetery will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, followed by a celebration of life at 12:30 p.m. at the Whitefish Pin-N-Cue Bowling Alley. Contribute to your favorite whatever.
Daily Inter Lake
August 26, 2020
Nancy Ann McKenzie Garrett was born June 3, 1942, to Laura (Ruppert) and Edwin McKenzie, Whitefish. Ed had built Bay Point Resort on Whitefish Lake (way before condos). Nancy and her sisters, Faye, Sue and Kona, helped with renting cabins, horse rides and lake tours on Ranger, the boat Ed built. The family also owned Bay Point Drive In Theatre and Grill. She graduated in Whitefish in 1960, married Robert Garrett and then came Valli and Curtis all at an early age. Nancy and Bob divorced in 1982.
Nancy was a Montana woman who owned her own renovating/decorating business and sold real estate for 51 years, and was in sales of one sort or another her adult life. She was well-educated and well-read, and had taught writing and real estate classes. Nancy had written for many years, had articles published, and wrote stories and books. She was proud of her two published adventure novels Bigfoot and Bigfoot Returns. Nancy volunteered for many events, sang in choirs and excelled at whistling. She traveled extensively buying and selling, visiting family, making many well-loved friends along the way. She loved big family events and dinners regularly.
Parkinsons and dementia robbed her last year of life as she resided at Brendan House with her sister Faye, succumbing Friday, July 31, 2020, and Faye had passed away on June 23, 2020.
Nancy is survived by sisters, Sue and Kona; her kids, Valli (Richard) and Curtis (Kathy); grandkids, Brit, Greg, Brianna, Audrey and Kenzie; great-grandkids, Drifter, Autumn, Isaiah, Jonah, Raine, Rylee and Aimsley; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A family gathering at the Whitefish Cemetery will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, followed by a celebration of life at 12:30 p.m. at the Whitefish Pin-N-Cue Bowling Alley. Contribute to your favorite whatever.
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