Nancy Lea Capp was born on November 10, 1963 to Jimmy and Patsy Capp. Nan was developmentally disabled from birth, and never had the capacity for sin.
Nan celebrated the birth of Christ more than anyone we know. She loved Christmas music everyday for many years. Our brother Bill said, "Look up love in the dictionary; there should be a picture of our baby sister."
Nan loved music so much. She used to carry an audio tape player and/or a transistor radio. She knew when her audio tapes were about to end and she would bring her player to our mother, or whoever was available, to turn over the tape before it ended. She never wanted a delay.
Nancy loved iced tea and Dr Pepper. Not just hers, but any that she could sneak away. It was always a family joke about Nan taking people's drinks. We would start off watching to make sure she didn't take it. But, we usually let down our guard and in a few minutes, she would grab it and be gone before we ever knew she was there.
When she was little, Nan had the most infectious laugh. We didn't get to heart it that often, but it was music to our ears when we did.