Nancy Lou Whitlock

nancy whitlock

May 14, 1942 ~ April 11, 2024

Born in: Bryan, Texas
Resided in: Bryan, Texas

Nancy Nuche Whitlock passed on to her eternal life when our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ came for her on April 11, 2024. We are thrilled she is whole, walking, and worshiping The Almighty, free of Parkinson’s Disease which made her final days on earth difficult.

Nancy was born in Bryan, Texas on May 14, 1942, to Lucy Collette and Sam Nuche Jr. Throughout her childhood, Nancy attended St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, showed animals as she participated in 4H, and worked in her dad’s grocery store, Nuche’s Supermarket. She graduated from SFA High School in Bryan, Texas and then went to Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. She received her BS Degree in Business with an additional Teaching Certification.  Her first job after college was teaching in the Upper Level schools in Milano, Texas. She taught a variety of courses 8th-12th grade, served as the District Winners high school girls basketball coach, and was the faculty sponsor for the pep squad.

According to God’s Providence, Nancy met Larry Whitlock when he shopped at her dad’s grocery store.  Nancy married her best friend and true love, Larry Whitlock, on February 19, 1966. The Lord blessed them with two children Lisa and Lee. With children, Nancy gave up teaching and worked to train her children in the knowledge of the Lord according to Deuteronomy 6:4-8. She taught Pre-School at Humpty Dumpty while her children were young. Later, she opened a clothing business, The Clothes Palace, with her sister, Katherine Fronterhouse, and long-time friend Mary Ann Reina. After many years in the retail business, the sisters sold the business and Nancy went back to the school system. Nancy worked at Stephen F. Austin Jr. High until retirement. Many Bryan residents remember Nancy from her job as Administrative Assistant to the principals at SFA Jr. High.

Perhaps her most well-known job was being Larry’s helpmate, as he served as a bi-vocational music pastor. While Larry praised the Lord through singing, the Lord gave Nancy the gift of hospitality. She spent many hours with college students, who needed a home-cooked meal or just a “home away from home.” In addition, she was always faithful to organize and provide meals to friends and family who were in need.

Nancy Nuche Whitlock is preceded in death by her parents, Lucy Collette Nuche and Sam Nuche Jr., as well as her sister Katherine Nuche Fronterhouse, Richard Fronterhouse (brother-in-law), and John Fronterhouse (nephew). Nancy is survived by her husband of 58 years, Larry Whitlock; daughter Lisa Whitlock Provines (husband, David Provines); son Lee Whitlock (wife, Colette Whitlock); niece Sabrina Fronterhouse; four grandchildren – Benjamin Provines (wife, Melanie Provines), Rebekah Provines (wife, Kellie Provines), Katherine Whitlock Gonzales (husband, Josh Gonzales), Lucy Whitlock; two great-grandchildren – Lucas Provines and Jack Provines; numerous cousins and a multitude of faithful friends.

A Celebration of the Life for Nancy Whitlock will be held at Central Church on April 20, 2024, at 9:00 am for Visitation and 10:00 am for the Service.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations in memory of Nancy Whitlock to Central Church Next 100.

Services

Visitation: April 20, 2024 9:00 am - 10:00 am

Central Church
1991 FM158
College Station, TX 77845

(979) 776-9977
https://centralbcs.org

Celebration of Life Tribute: April 20, 2024 10:00 am

Central Church
1991 FM158
College Station, TX 77845

(979) 776-9977
https://centralbcs.org

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  1. Lisa I’m so sorry for your loss. You’re mother was a beautiful kind person. Praying for all of you

  2. Great lady and friend. Will truly miss her she was one of kind.
    God gained a truly amazing Angel.
    Good Bless family.
    Love,
    Johnny and Kay

  3. Our family grieves with you. Sending our prayers and love during this time.

    Lamont, Theresa, Austin, and Rosie Buckner

  4. To Larry and all the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Nancy was an amazing lady! I’ll never forget years ago going on an office picnic and how she made your family’s table look so special and the food absolutely delicious! I remember being so impressed with her. You all are in my prayers. May God give you comfort.

  5. We are saddened to hear this news about our friend, Nancy. She was a faithful member and worker of our Friendship Life Group. Prayers for Larry and family.

  6. Nancy was beautiful . She was so nice to me when she worked for my husband at SFA. She went out of her way to help others. Nancy was a go-getter when it came to the school. She was a candle in the dark, lit perfectly.
    We will miss her
    Lowell and Kimi and Strike

  7. To the Whitlock Family;

    I can’t tell you how much Mama Whitlock meant to us. The way she opened her house and her heart to welcome me so long ago was so wonderful. She treated me just like one of her kids. She will be so missed.

  8. Larry and family, I am so sorry to hear this news about Nancy. She was a wonderful lady who was always happy and doing for others. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you and may all the beautiful memories of Nancy give you peace.
    I would like to think that Nancy and my father John Godfrey are playing Shanghai and having alot of fun.
    ❤️
    Debbie Godfrey Looney

  9. Nancy, it wasa pleasure to have had you in our care for the time that we did. You have a great family, God based, and incredible husband! There wasn’t a day that he wasn’t there, playing music for you, singing, sleeping with you, etc, in fact, the while family from your children, grandchildren, in laws, and soon to be family were a true meaning of love. May you rest in love, prayers to your family at this difficult time, we will miss that smile and personality!

  10. Larry and Family,
    I never saw Nancy without a smile on her sweet face. I know you will miss her but we all know where she is now, waiting for your great reunion! Grace and peace to each of you.

  11. Larry and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you.
    Lonnie and Linda Harrod Ridinger.


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