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" With profound love and deep faith, we announce that Nancy Ann Caruso has gone
home to be with the Lord on June 8, 2025, at the age of 71. Surrounded by her husband
and children, she peacefully entered eternal rest, embraced by grace and light.
Born on April 8, 1954, in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, Nancy lived a life rooted in love
and compassion as a faithful servant of God, known for her generous spirit and a heart
for service.  She was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Nancy leaves behind a
legacy of love and is survived by her husband Mark, her daughter Jessica Price
(husband Philip; children Callie and Laci), her daughter Amanda, and her son Tony (wife
Frances; children Josephine, Eliza, and Georgiana), as well as a host of extended
family and cherished friends. Nancy always had a way of making everyone feel like
family, no relation required. She now rests in the loving embrace of God, reunited with
cherished family who have gone before her.
Nancy’s dedication to the care and wellbeing of others in her personal life also extended
into her professional life as a registered nurse. Early in her career, Nancy worked as a
neonatal intensive care nurse clinician at hospitals in Neenah (WI), Memphis (TN), and
New Haven (CT). After which, she served as Director of Women’s Health, overseeing
five units and 75 RNs, at North Fulton Regional Hospital in Atlanta (GA). For the past
20 years, Nancy has been a key team member for School Health in Montgomery
County (MD). She was instrumental in expanding health room services to include
onsite health clinics in both high schools and middle schools. Nancy also worked to
expand services for pregnant teenagers in her schools and throughout the county,
serving as the central point of contact and publishing a newsletter which highlighted
various support services. At the end of her tenure at School Health, Nancy spent time
onboarding registered nurses who were new to the demands of School Health, bringing
a new beginning to the programs and services she worked tirelessly to develop.
A Celebration of Life for Nancy will be held later this summer, date and location to be
finalized at a later date; all who knew and loved her are welcome to attend and honor
the life of a soul who walked in faith. Though our hearts grieve, we rejoice in the
blessed assurance that Nancy now rests in eternal peace, surrounded by the boundless
love of God."