Monnie Emaline Nolan - Cremation Society of Virginia

Monnie Emaline Nolan

May 29, 1939 - May 16, 2010

Cremation Society of Virginia - Hampton Roads Office

5265 Providence Road, Suite 104

Virginia Beach, VA 23464

(757) 474-9409 |

Mount Pleasant Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

412 Scarborough Drive

Chesapeake, VA

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Monnie E. Nolan – Chesapeake

Monnie Emaline Nolan was taken up by our Lord on May 16th, 2010.
Monnie was a wonderful wife, mother and friend. She leaves behind her daughters Cathy, Teri and Kim. Monnie cherished her seven grandchildren John, Alan, Danny, Amber, Nichole, Andrew and Stacy as well as three great grandchildren Zoey, Amy and Carter. She also leaves behind her loving sister Charlotte and dedicated brother Tom. She is preceded by her husband of 43 years, John Leroy Nolan who served honorable in the U.S. Navy for 20 years as well as her parents Paul and Pearl Hall.
Monnie was born and raised in Kingsport, Tennessee. She married John Nolan and the U.S. Navy took them to Californian and Virginia, finally settling down in Slidell, Louisiana. Upon her husband’s death, Monnie moved to Chesapeake Virginia to be nearer family.
Flowers are appreciated or memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. A memorial service will be held at the Mount Pleasant Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located at 412 Scarborough Drive, Chesapeake, VA. All those who knew Monnie realized their lives were more blessed and enriched. Psalm 23.
Cremation Society of Virginia is assisting the family. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.cremate.org.

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412 Scarborough Drive

Chesapeake, VA

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Monnie E. Nolan – Chesapeake Monnie Emaline Nolan was taken up by our Lord on May 16th, 2010. Monnie was a wonderful wife, mother and friend. She leaves behind her daughters Cathy, Teri and Kim. Monnie cherished her seven grandchildren John, Alan, Danny, Amber, Nichole, Andrew and Stacy as well as three great grandchildren Zoey,…

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Mom, we miss you so much. We can not express our love for you in words. You always gave of your heart and never asked for anything in return. You are a source of strength and comfort to us all. You are not only our Mom, but also our best friend. -- Cathy, Teri, and Kim

I'm a life long friend of Teri Nolan Bustard & I've known the Nolan Family since the mid 70's. Monnie was like a second Mom back then. I remember all the sleep overs when they lived in Va Bch. We used to have so much fun. Monnie's sense of humor will always be with me. Her last memories of me were that I used to be a "little stinker!" I am so very thankful I got to spend time with her and say goodbye on the day before she went to Heaven. May you and your beloved husband rest with eternal peace forever. I will never forget you and what a beautiful person and wonderful Mom you were. MY bond with your delightful daughter "Teri" will never change. With all my love forever. Marlene :

Knowing Monnie since I was a mear 14 years old, I had the utmost respect. Soon I found out what a soft heart she had and what a great sense of humor. She raised a wonderful daughter, my high school sweetheart that I married and am still crazy about. Monnie came to live with us around 6 years ago and enriched our lives. She was loved by so many of our kid's friends. We love you and miss you already. No doubt that God picks the best first. We will see you, with God, in Paradise.

Dear Cathy & Family, I am sorry for your loss. Your mother, Monnie, fought long and hard, and you were there to take care of her along the way. It sounds like she was a wonderful mother, and you certainly were a wonderful daughter to her. She is able to be with your dad now, and suffer no longer. May you have peace in your heart knowing that you were able to be with her, and help her in her most critical time in life but, according to you, she didn't complain, she just kept on living her life. Bless you all.

I just read about Monnie today. I'd been thinking about her for a while and did an internet search hoping to find her enrolled in Facebook. She was a wonderful lady and a very dear friend to my mother, Bertie. I know they are in Heaven enjoying all of It's blessings together as they used to enjoy fishing off of the docks in Eden Isles together. Please accept my deepest sympathy and know that Monnie will always hold a special place in our hearts. With love, Sheila.

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