NEWPORT NEWS Nancy Post Heinbach, 79, transitioned peacefully Monday, Dec. 21, 2020.
She loved Christmas and her faith. Her passing on December 21 was spiritually appropriate, given the winter solstice and the rare conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn nicknamed, “The Christmas Star.” This rare Christmas Star was a beautiful beacon of light to show her the path to her eternal home. Nancy was with family physically and virtually throughout her journey.
A special thank you to the family of caregivers at Magnolia Manor in Smithfield who provided comfort, compassion and dignity as she transitioned to her eternal rest.
Nancy was born in Richmond. She was a graduate of Warwick High School, Newport News, Class of 1959. She worked many years for the City of Newport News, retiring from the Department of Planning and Development. She loved her profession and coworkers. She was adept in word processing and became the department’s leading advisor and mentor in word processing and document
melissa: nancy post making a statement short time ago, she says they will continue to investigate and legislate. she staying away from the letter i word. we re getting it right now. you bring up a very interesting point. robert mueller clearly was trying to get out there and clarify something, that something was bugging him. maybe it was that criticism that he was supposed to have made a decision. no, i wasn t supposed to make a decision, i wasn t allowed to. all he was trying to do was lay out the facts, and i have done that, soon i m leaving, goodbye. it s more that than we found enough evidence. we didn t. he says it wasn t his job to decide one way or the other, oh stop bothering me about that. it sounds very technical, this olc decision stuff. the truth of the matter is that there is a big difference between saying, i would have found obstruction but i can t charge. we had obstruction but we can t charge.
his campaign was criticized for failing to harness the potential power of his army of supporters. tea party activists across the country rallied behind their candidates and took back the house in 2010. we know the old story. this year democrats have learned their lesson and are doing things quite differently. jim messina says obama for america intends to keep supporters engaged in the political process using the system built for obama s reelection effort to advocate for policy goals through e-mail updates, rallies and social media. one month after the election, democrats are already working on 2014 and they are looking to use the republicans own weapon against them. that would be big money. politico reported that nancy post, chuck schumer and top aids spoke at a secret meeting of major democratic donors and
president obama passed the stimulus bill, the health care reform and did it largely on his own. his campaign was criticized for failing to harness the potential power of his army of supporters. tea party activists across the country rallied behind their candidates and took back the house in 2010. we know the old story. this year democrats have learned their lesson and are doing things quite differently. jim midwest see na says obama for america intends to keep supporters engaged in the political process using the system built for obama s reelection effort to advocate for policy goals through e-mail updates, rallies and social media. one month after the election, democrats are already working on 2014 and they are looking to use the republicans own weapon against them. that would be big money. politico reported that nancy post, chuck schumer and top aids