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Nancy Elizabeth Davis (Cousins) passed away on May 31, 1993, at 32 years old, after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
You will always remain part of our class, remembered for the moments and experiences we shared together.
Obituary as published in The Wichita Eagle on Wednesday, June 2, 1993
 Cousins, Nancy Elizabeth Davis, 32, homemaker, died Monday, May 31, 1993. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Southwest Presbyterian Church, Wichita, 2:45 p.m. Auburn Cemetery, Cherokee, Okla.
Survivors: daughters, Amber Redgate, Elizabeth Redgate, both of the home; parents, Ronald and Carol Cousins of Wichita, birth parents Russell and Dorothy Davis of Kellogg, Idaho; brothers, Ronald Cousins of Grove, Okla., Darrin Davis of Post Falls, Idaho; sisters, Caron Dumler of Topeka, Heather James of Kingston, Idaho; grandparents, Orvella White of Cherokee, Okla. Memorial has been established with YWCA Women's Crisis Center. Broadway Mortuary, Wichita.
Posted by Carrie Loofs:
She was able to leave this world in peace, having the chance to meet her birth parents, who married and had more children. Thankfully, Nancy had the great joy of meeting her biological siblings before she passed.
The photo below is from the 10th Class Reunion
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98569419/nancy-cousins
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Sandra Moore (Coleman)
I'm so glad that Nancy found her birth family. I know that must have meant a lot to her. We had such good times together.Lourella Farrell (Calkins)
Nancy was a one of a kind person and friend--I have forever missed her laugh and spunk!! She had a mask of armour, but once you broke it down, she was all mush!She always hated her curly hair, I of course always was jeolous because my was straight. Well once nancy battled her breast cancer, her hair came back pretty straight, so she got her wish, and I believe enjoyed it, though under tough circumstances. She knew spontineity and made me step out of my box (though a little too adventurous at times :0!!? I love and miss you girl, life was way too short for you. BFF Lou aka Lulu
Chris Hladik
I remember learning about Nancy's death years ago.. She is one of my fond memories from high school... she was so real, someone that truely touched me, and I thought about through the years.. we never hung much but had some great times in a few plays that we both were in.. yeah crazy memories... as I said.. a truely REAL person... even at that young age when all seem to be searching... Nancy was a true diamond... the world lost a wonderful person as such a young age... Chris