Mimi (Glowacki) Nash

Frisco, TX- Mimi Nash, 74, passed away peacefully on April 2, 2024, at the William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital in Dallas, Texas. Born on May 11, 1949, in Peabody, MA, Mimi was the daughter of John and Irene (Marchewka) Glowacki. She was a 1967 graduate of Peabody High School. Mimi moved to Hampton, NH in 1986 where she resided until she made her home in Texas, three decades ago. She worked for many years at Hewlett Packard and retired from Digital Realty in 2018. Mimi is survived by her husband, Robert Nash, son Andrew Kehoe and his wife Jennifer, son Ryan Kehoe and his wife Marlo, grand-daughters, Erin Kehoe, and Mackenzie Kehoe, sisters Joann Glowacki Prochniak and Kathy Glowacki Collier, brother Jay Glowacki Stone, stepchildren, Robert Nash Jr., Kevin Nash, and Laurie Nash (and families), nieces, nephews, and cousins, as well as an endless list of cherished friends who had become her extended family. Mimi married her husband, Bob, in 2001. They spent their time exploring Texas, playing the slots at casinos, searching for “off the beaten path” restaurants and sometimes just watching her favorite show, Jeopardy with their beloved dog, Skipper. Mimi loved her children deeply. She often recounted the joy of watching her son Ryan play high school football. She never missed a game and welcomed all of Ryan’s team-mates and friends into her home, treating them all as if they were her own. She shared countless stories of Andy and Ryan as children on Buttonwood Lane, of time spent at the Mendon camp, of cooking pierogis for her boys, and visits to Salem Willows. Her grand-daughters, Erin and Kenzie, knew her as Babci (Polish for grandmother). They were her pride and joy and she loved listening to their stories and sharing long distance texts and messages. Each trip Mimi made home to New England included treasured time spent with Ryan and his family, steamed clams and lobsters, and coffee dates with the circle of ladies she had stayed connected to since her Carroll school days. Mimi was extremely outgoing and as her son Ryan has always said, “she could talk to a wall.” No one she met walked away a stranger and every friend she made was cherished. As her son Andrew said, she always put others before herself and never sought recognition for her selfless deeds. The family would like to express their gratitude to Mimi’s special friends in Texas who saw her through her health challenges and took care of her with endless love and compassion. Visiting hours will be from 4PM to 7PM on Friday, May 10, 2024, at the Remick & Gendron Funeral Home-Crematory, 811 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH. The burial will be private.

Mimi (Glowacki) Nash

May 11, 1949 - April 2, 2024