![\"Nancy](\"http:\/\/itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/08\/rsz_dkragpwucaa2tck.jpg\")
<\/a>Nancy Hereford with her old boss, the late great Gordon Davidson. I can just imagine the high class theatre conversations they’ll have now in heaven!<\/p><\/div>\n
As a member of the press, I don\u2019t often have much interaction with the PR people at the events I attend; they\u2019re way too busy for deep conversation. So I\u2019m content to just say a quick hello while picking-up my tickets or such, and be on my way. But it was not like that at all with Nancy Hereford. I always<\/em> looked forward to seeing her cheerful visage, knowing that she was genuinely happy to greet me. Or at least she made me feel<\/em> that way. But I do think that she was really delighted to see all<\/em> of us, as we her.<\/p>\n What has always really<\/em> stood-out to me whenever I\u2019ve thought about Nancy is that she was the only recipient of my holiday gifts who ever sent me handwritten<\/em> thank you notes! Always. (Some of the others emailed, a practice I do myself, but that\u2019s just not the same.) Even though it was not at all necessary for her to do so, I found myself looking for her missives in my mailbox. And the cards she chose were always beautiful, as well, which I know was not by chance\u2014they reflected Nancy’s attitude toward life.<\/p>\n I also was a big fan of Nancy\u2019s beautiful long thick hair. I got a kick out of that whenever we saw each other, we\u2019d talk about how we few gals who were still rocking long hair had to stick together. (Of course, \u201crocking\u201d is my<\/em> word; Nancy spoke on a much higher level than that!)<\/p>\n