Franklin, NC: Nancy Ann Moger Lohan lived life on her on terms. She was an independent, caring, stubborn lady who never met a stranger and who was interested in the lives of those she loved. An unexpected phone call resulted in a cross examination or interrogation about what was wrong, what was the purpose of the call, and what action was required of her. Her love for her family shone through the questions, and they understood her being nosey was them being loved. Nancy never met a stranger. She especially loved cats and dogs, handing out treats to every animal that she met. She would not be rushed as she petted and spoke to all pups and kittens. If her companions were in a hurry to meet a timeline, that was not her problem. Nancy, who was an Episcopalian, spent a good portion of her life caring for others as a focused, efficient registered nurse. The time she spent as a hospice nurse was very gratifying to her. In her spare time, Nancy loved watching crime, dramas, and who-done-its on television. When she traveled, her driving abilities came into question occasionally, but she was steadfast in her belief that her driving was above reproach even amid gasps and white knuckled passengers. Nancy was born on August 2, 1954, to Harry Irving Moger, Jr., and Althea Anne Foster Moger. She passed from this life on January 13, 2023. Her parents as well as three siblings, Kathy Hodge, Gary Moger, and an infant, preceded her in death. Nancy is survived by her children, Sandra Wagner (Leonard) of Leicester, NC, and William Lohan (Shelly) of Moore, OK. Seven grandchildren, Alex, Will, Liz, Anna, Gavin, Siler, and Adam, also survive. No local services are planned. Moffitt Family Funeral Care is honored to serve such a great lady and her family.