Nancy grew up in Navesink, New Jersey before traveling to attend Coker College in South Carolina. A brave and resilient soul, she traveled before finding a place for herself in Georgia. She met her husband Edward L Gray and they were married in 1984 and resided in  where they raised their son. A loving and devoted wife and mother, Nancy was as much of an advocate for her husband as he navigated the Veterans’ Affairs process for his earned benefits as she was an involved mother, volunteering at Andrew’s schools from Pre-K all the way through High School. She was intelligent and musically inclined, having played in a band during her youth and enjoying playing her 12-string guitar while she could. She was equally as creative; able to utilize her abilities to sew, bake, craft and improvise to make her home warm and inviting for family and friends alike.

She worked in the service industry, was employed at Equifax through the early 80s and served as the Youth Director of Kelly Presbyterian Church over the years. She endured multiple hardships and health issues throughout her life, but never allowed them to dampen her spirit, optimism and willing to be present and assist others to the best of her ability. She has not requested a service and simply wished to be cremated to eventually be returned to New Jersey by the sea and also where her father rests.

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Mrs. Ramsdell, the widow of Howard Neale Ramsdell, was born in Darlington County, SC, daughter of the late Homie and Ferol Clanton Kelley. She was a lifelong member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and a Sunday school teacher of the preschool-age children for many years. She served faithfully in the WomenºìÌÒÊÓƵ™s Missionary Society, preparing many items for their annual bake sale during the MenºìÌÒÊÓƵ™s Club annual BBQ. She was a wonderful seamstress working in CokerºìÌÒÊÓƵ™s Department store, BridalºìÌÒÊÓƵ™s by Frankie and then for her many friends at her home during her retirement.
She was a beloved mother and grandmother who loved her family dearly.

Surviving are her daughter, Pat (Goz) Segars of Hartsville, SC; son, Nick Ramsdell (special friend, Tamsie Litzinger) Summerville, SC; grandchildren, Ellen Bethea, Ben (Tamela) Bethea; great-grandchildren, Jack and Kate Bethea; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her sister, Eloise Bass; brothers, James Kelley, Thomas Kelley and Howard Kelley.

Many thanks go to her caregivers, Kay Williams, LaToya Lucas, Cindy Jackson, Nora Watkins and AgapeºìÌÒÊÓƵ™ Hospice.

Charitable donations may be made to Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, Box 56, Lydia, SC 29079.

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