Nancy Kathleen (Robinson) Eicker

Nancy Kathleen Eicker, 64 of Clifton, TX, passed away on Thursday June 23, 2022.

She was born on September 20th, 1957 in Dallas, TX to parents Horace Robinson and Mary Elizabeth Sanders Robinson. She is preceded in death by her parents Horace and Mary Robinson, sisters Carolyn Sealy, Patricia Headrick, nephew Jerry Sears, a great nephew, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is survived by Husband Arnold J. Eicker, with 5 Children, Richard Harris and Fiancee Candace Foster, Olivia Hopkins, Sheena and Ro Perez, Autumn and Alfonso Villapondo, and Marjorie Eicker. 19 Grandchildren, Jordan and Fiancee Megan Richards, Jacob and Madison Hopkins, Joshua Hopkins, Hunter Johnson, Nia Johnson, Jaiden Roberts, Jayden Kyle Villapondo, Serenity Harris, Lacie Foster, Seth Foster, Destiny Taylor Perez, Jessica Bradford, Danielle Bradford-Perez, Lester Jr. Eicker, J.D. Johnson, Christian Perez, Gerorge Jr. Perez, Neveah Perez, Jose Perez, and Brihanna Perez. 3 great grandchildren, Noah Hopkins, Jessie Hopkins, Gianna Hopkins, and more.

Nancy’s love for her family embodied the strong relational bond that her family will remain to cherish over the many years. Friends and family would widely agree, her love for her lineage, her children, nieces and nephews,  grandchildren and great grandchildren, was pure and unconditional. Her love was like a tree: A seed of love, rooted deeply within her being, that blossomed into a strong oak. One that could withstand the shakes and bends and would go with the flow, never to break or fall. During times of drought, its roots would dive down deeper, so that whatever would come or go, it could stand the test of all. It’s strong branches help to ensure that a love like hers would continue to flourish over time.

Nancy’s life will be remembered for a multitude of reasons by family and friends. From her kind hearted soul, to her compassionate heart; her witty remarks and humor only those close to her would truly understand. Nancy lived a life of hospitality and affection. She’d never pass up an opportunity to hand a hug out and let you know how proud she is. She would give every ounce of effort to ensure her family was taken care of, without hesitation.

Nancy was also known to have many animals over the years, from dogs to chickens, and even a squirrel for a short time. Her nurturing soul believed that animals were a gift from God, and that they too should be treated with compassion. It was evident that her heart truly had no bounds for the amount of love it could have for all of God’s creations.

Nancy was and forever will be the example of a woman of fierceness and empowerment. Her memory will be that of the same. She was a precious daughter, a caring sister, a loving wife, a headstrong aunt, a nurturing mom  and proudly held the title of Maw Maw as a grand/great grandmother for so many years. She wouldn’t mind sticking up for her beliefs and holding true to her wits, a trait she has passed down through the generations. She was honest to her core and held her moral values close to her chest. In essence, Nancy was the exact foundational piece that helped mold her family into everything she always loved and cherished.

A dedication to her sister, Mary Ann Sulivan, would be something she’d also wish to share. In the final months of her time here on earth, Mary Ann stepped up and selflessly took on the role of in-home caregiver and best friend when Nancy needed it the most. An act that will forever be solemnly appreciated. Mary Ann was her sister’s guardian angel.  "

Arrangements were entrusted to Lawson Funeral Home, Meridian, Texas 254-435-2792.