Nancy Brown Dvorsky
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Nancy Brown Dvorsky, age 92 of Overland Park, Kansas, passed away on December 10, 2022.
She was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on July 2, 1930, daughter of the late Homer Brooks Brown, Sr. and Ida Brown (Beasley).
Nancy grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, and attended George Peabody College for Teachers (now Vanderbilt University), graduating in 1953 with a degree in Home Economics. She had resided in Overland Park, Kansas, since 1961.
Nancy’s life revolved around her family, and her love for her children and grandchildren was punctuated by a home cooked meal or freshly baked treat. Among her passions, cooking was at the top of the list. She was also an expert seamstress, and could regularly be found with knitting needles or crochet hook in hand.
She enjoyed jigsaw puzzles, card games and especially Rummikub. An animal lover, Nancy counted many dogs and cats among her faithful companions, particularly in her later years. Her ability to tell stories was unmatched, each of which she was able to recount in vivid detail – even those from her formative years. Her southern accent, hearty laugh, and trademark greeting of, “Hi Honey”, will be dearly missed.
She is survived by her three sons, Garret (Cindy) Dvorsky, Christopher Dvorsky, and Andrew Dvorsky (Suzanne, mother of grandchildren); nieces Susan (Tae) Kim and Lynn Vargo; five grandchildren, Carley Dvorsky, Drew Dvorsky, Will Dvorsky, Trent Dvorsky and Nathan Dvorsky,
A visitation at 10:00 a.m., followed by a memorial service at 11:00 a.m., will take place on January 14, 2023 at Atonement Lutheran Church, 9948 Metcalf Avenue, Overland Park, Kansas. A reception at Johnny Cascone’s, 6863 W 91st St, Overland Park, Kansas, will immediately follow the service.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials in Nancy’s name be made to The Good Samaritan Foundation – Kansas/Olathe (https://support.good-sam.com).
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I just heard of Nancy’s passing. I am so sorry. My heart is sad for you and your family at this difficult time. I will always remember Nancy and her “southern belle charm” talking about her family in Nashville and “brother”. She was and always will be a very classy lady.
Talk about a jewel of a lady. You mom, Mrs. Dyvorsky, Will always be my second mom! You boys and the rest of the family have wonderful memories. Our thoughts prayers and love are with you difficult time. May God hold all of you and wrap you in his love.
I am so sorry to hear of Nancy’s passing and your great loss.
She was a kind and gentle woman and I always remember her fondly.
Please accept my deepest condolences.
I am just hearing about my dear friend Nancy.
We met while working at UNIVERSAL ENGRAVING and stayed in touch years after we both left.
Nancy was a sweetheart and a special jewel of a southern woman.
My condolences and prayers for the entire ? Dvorsky family
So sorry to hear of your MOTHER’s passing. Nancy was a good neighbor and friend. Nancy was one of the last 3 original residence of Cherokee subdivision. I unable to attend her services, but I will be thinking of all three of her boys and their families. She will be missed.
So sorry to hear of your MOTHER’s passing. Nancy was a good neighbor and friend. Nancy was one of the last 3 original residence of Cherokee subdivision. I unable to attend her services, but I will be thinking of all three of her boys and their families. She will be missed.
August 2023. I am just now learning of Nancy’s passing. She was my cousin whom I thoroughly enjoyed talking to up until her latter years. We had so many enjoyable days talking about family memories. She was a joy! Belated sincere condolences to all her family. Much love, Louella Roberts Chrisman. Granddaughter of Mable Beasley Holland, sister of Ida Beasley Brown.
I was so sorry to learn of Nancy’s passing. She was my cousin (her mother was my aunt). I remember visiting her with my parents in her Kansas home. In her later years we communicated via Facebook. My deepest condolences to your family, Louminda Robert’s Torbett