Nancy Jayne Warren

The loving Nancy Jayne Warren, 56 years old, passed away unexpectedly on the 12th of October 2025 in Hohenwald, Tennessee. She came into the world in Somer's Point New Jersey on the 12th of March, 1969, to one Joyce and Charles Clark and has never been without family to love her and remember her. She is survived by her children Allie Warren, Nickolas Warren, and a child of her heart, Heather Anderson.

She never failed to muster strength and joy to be present and supportive for her beloved children, and the light of her soul has passed unto them. Every joy and sorrow could be shared with her and if there was some way she could help, she refused to rest until she could see it done. Few souls in this world are as dedicated to helping as hers was. She was a deeply loved mother, aunt, sister, and daughter, and no life that came to know hers was left without a little extra warmth.

Nancy was enamored with life. Plants, animals, and the people she loved, all of it. She loved her garden and had many pets over the years that are surely with her now, dogs like Seven, and her beloved horse from her youth, Lakota. She loved the beach, the home of her heart, and every trip to it left her with the biggest smiles. She loved handiwork, building and making and fixing anything her loved ones or her garden needed. She loved movies, and concerts, and any excuse to spend time with her family all together.

Her children each have a heavy heart as it comes time to live in this world without her. Her sisters Colleen, Lisa, and Bonnie, and her brothers Adam and Clay also live and carry on her spark. Her parents Joyce and Whitey have passed on, as well has her beloved stepfather James. A private ceremony with her close friends and family will be held to honor her.

In the words of a dear friend of Namcy's, Andrew Schmidt, "Once in a while I hope to see her as lightning across the sky - on Lakota, with her hearty belly laughter like grumbling thunder." No changing of home for our souls could keep us from seeing her again, again, again. Until next time, mom.