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'''Nancy Jean Shimer'''<ref>https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GVDZ-KV9/nancy-jean-kiswiney-1947-2019</ref> (née '''Kiswiney;''' April 2, 1947 – July 24, 2019) was the maternal grandmother and legal guardian of [[Daniel Larson]], adoptive mother of [[Elisabeth Shimer]], and mother-in-law of [[Travis Larson]]. 
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According to the [[Tennyson Center]] Video, Nancy moved from her home in [[California]] to Colorado to accompany Daniel during his stay at said Center and to take guardianship of him to prevent him from being moved into a foster home.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyCZEd11Hdo&t=19s</ref> Daniel was later confirmed to have been living with his grandmother outside the center for an unknown period of time during his youth.  
'''Nancy Jean Shimer'''<ref>https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GVDZ-KV9/nancy-jean-kiswiney-1947-2019</ref> (pronounced: [shy-mer], née '''Kiswiney;''' April 2, 1947 – July 24, 2019) was the maternal grandmother and legal guardian of [[Daniel Larson]], adoptive mother of [[Elisabeth Shimer]], mother of [[Family#Sarah and Rachel Shimer|Sarah and Rachel Shimer]], ex-wife of [[Family#Daniel William Shimer|Daniel William Shimer]], and ex-mother-in-law of [[Travis Larson]].  


Nancy passed away in Oakland, California, on July 24, 2019,<ref>https://www.mountainviewcemetery.org/obituaries/obituary-listings?obId=6501996</ref> at 72 years of age, of cancer.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyZ_iYN19sY</ref>
Nancy was one of the most important figures in Daniels life. She moved from her home in [[California]] to Colorado to accompany Daniel during his stay at the Tennyson Center, taking guardianship of him to prevent him from being moved into a foster home after being removed from his mothers care by social services.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyCZEd11Hdo&t=19s</ref> Despite kinder treatment of Daniel, she was known to have enabled his bad habits, and allegedly, Daniel was said to have physically abused Nancy when he didn’t get his way. 


== Biography ==
Nancy passed away in Oakland, California, on July 24, 2019,<ref>https://www.mountainviewcemetery.org/obituaries/obituary-listings?obId=6501996</ref> at 72 years of age, of cancer.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyZ_iYN19sY</ref> Even after being informed of her death, Daniel did not even bother to see his grandmother on her death bed. Her funeral service was held at the Mountain View Cemetery Tower Chapel in Piedmont Ave, Oakland. It is assumed that Daniel either did not attend, or was not invited. 


=== Early life ===
After her death, Daniel would repeatedly mock Nancy's memory by stating that his grandmother put a curse on her, saying that his autism caused her to die, and [[Homeless Era|being]] [[Pedophilia|everything]] [[December 10th Incident|Nancy]] [[November 6th Arrest|did]] [[Second Jail Arc|not]] [[Bodega Incident|want]] [[Bob Proctor|him]] [[Dine and dashes|to]] [[Daniel's Criminal History|be]].  
[[File:YoungNancy.jpg|thumb|289x289px|A picture of Nancy at an unknown age.]]
Born in Michigan to parents Saleem Essa Kiswiney, a manager at a grocery store (1909-1983) and Rameses (sometimes referred to as Ramsa) Sarah Kallie (née Kiswiney), an elementary school teacher (1910-1976). Nancy was the youngest of 3 children. She had two siblings, Carol McGuire (née Kiswiney), and David Kiswiney, her brother.  


=== Later life, and adoption of Elisabeth ===
== Biography==
Nancy married Daniel William Shimer (1943–2015) on November 28, 1970.<ref>https://docplayer.net/62541350-Complete-news-coverage-of-all-the-pointes-grosse-pointe-michigan-november-26-1970.html</ref> They had two biological daughters, Sarah and Rachel, and one adopted daughter, [[Elisabeth Shimer|Elisabeth]].


According to [[Daniel Larson|Daniel]], Nancy worked in social services, with her job requiring her to relocate infants put for adoption. During one of these relocations, Nancy stumbled upon Elisabeth, to which she then adopted.<ref>[[Spiddlekick Interview]]</ref> It is unknown what relationship Elisabeth had with Nancy's biological children, much less what Nancy's relationship with her husband was, especially given their divorce on September 1, 2005.<ref>https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K1QG-71Z?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=GVDZ-KV9</ref>
===Early life===
[[File:YoungNancy.jpg|thumb|255x255px|A picture of Nancy at an unknown age.|left]]
Nancy Jean Shimer was born in Michigan to parents Ramsa Sarah Kallie (October 25, 1910 – August 2, 1976), an elementary school teacher, and Saleem "Sam" Essa Kiswiney (June 13, 1909 –  January 10, 1983), a grocery store manager and accountant.<ref>https://www.familysearch.org/tree/sources/viewedit/QY1P-PP6</ref><ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/detroit-free-press-obituary-for-sam-kisw/150753169/</ref> Her father served in WW2, and was noted to have witnessed the murder of a man at the hands of an amputee driving an automobile.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/detroit-free-press/150752917/</ref> Nancy was the youngest of 3 children. She had two siblings, [[Family#Carol McGuire|Carol McGuire]], and [[Family#David Kiswiney|David Kiswiney]]. Most of Nancy's early childhood is unknown.   


Following her adoption of Elizabeth, she moved to California from Michigan, where she took care of Elizabeth.
During her teenage years, Nancy attended Grosse Pointe High School. At age 17, she was placed onto her school's honor roll.<ref>https://digitize.gp.lib.mi.us/history/newspapers/grossePointeNews/year_ranges/1960s/1964/pdf/1964-07-23.pdf</ref> After high school, she attended Michigan State University, which she graduated from in 1969 with a Bachelors Degree in arts, and a minor in Humanities.<ref>https://projects.kora.matrix.msu.edu/files/162-565-981/S201_1969.pdf</ref> In 1966, Nancy was a bridesmaid for her sister's wedding. Nancy would go on to a plan a wedding in 1968, possibly inspired by her sisters.<ref>[[:File:NancyWeddingPlanner.png]]</ref>
[[File:NancyYearbookPhoto2.png|thumb|Nancy photo for her high schools' yearbook, aged 17. |247x247px]]Nancy married [[Family#Daniel William Shimer|Daniel William Shimer]] (1943–2015), an electrical engineer, on November 28, 1970. According to a newspaper clipping, they had their wedding reception at the Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Lending Library. Afterward, they had two biological daughters, [[Family#Sarah and Rachel Shimer|Sarah and Rachel]], and eventually one adopted daughter, [[Elisabeth Shimer|Elisabeth Shimer.]]


===Nancy and Bob Proctor===
According to [[Daniel Larson|Daniel]], Nancy worked in social services, with her job requiring her to relocate infants put up for adoption to foster homes. During one of these relocations, Nancy stumbled upon Elisabeth while she was still an infant, to which she then adopted.<ref>[[Spiddlekick Interview]]</ref> It is unknown what relationship Elisabeth had with Nancy's biological children, much less what Nancy's relationship with her husband was, especially given their divorce on September 1, 2005.<ref>https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K1QG-71Z?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=GVDZ-KV9</ref> However, it can be assumed that it was less than positive.  
It was widely speculated that Nancy Shimer and Bob Proctor were in a long-term relationship before Bob met Daniel through the Tennyson Center Reading Buddies program. However, Daniel stated that Bob and Nancy were both in a friendship around the time Bob had met Daniel.  


Nancy had also fought for custody of Daniel sometime around 2017-2019 when Daniel has transitioned from Tennyson and Sobesky to his group home that he had been living in. Daniel claimed in an [[Spiddlekick Interview]] that Nancy and Travis had fought for custody over Daniel, and that Nancy managed to easily win the custody battle with the defense that Daniel had not known his father. It is possible that Nancy was a case manager for Daniel, or at least took on that role during Daniel's stay within his foster homes and under her guardianship.
Following her adoption of Elisabeth, she moved to from Michigan to California, where she took care of Elisabeth and her other children. 
=== Later life, and adoption of Daniel ===
[[File:MemorialCenterSchedule.png|thumb|244x244px|Information on Daniel and Nancy's marriage ceremony. |left]]
Nancy and her husband eventually divorced on September 1, 2005. It is unclear if this was the date they truly divorced, though. There is also a record of them divorcing on January 30th, 1984.<ref>https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GVDZ-KV9/nancy-jean-kiswiney-1947-2019</ref> It is possible they remarried, but confirmation on this matter is inconclusive. 
 
When [[Daniel Larson]], her grandson, was about 11 years old, he was removed from his mother’s care due to him suffering from alleged abuse and neglect.<ref>[[KWGN Tennyson Center News Report]]</ref> After Daniel was taken from her daughter’s care, a custody battle involving Elisabeth, Travis, and Nancy began. Information on this is sparse, but according to Daniel, Nancy’s main argument for him to not be in his father’s care was because he, quote, “didn’t even know his father.”<ref>[[Spiddlekick Interview]]</ref> One of the other reasons stated for Nancy wanting custody of Daniel was due to fear of him ending up in a foster home, which he had been in many beforehand. Regardless of the validity of the former statement, this raises many questions about what Daniel and his father's relationship was like before his parents broke things off. It is possible that Nancy was a case manager for Daniel, or at least took on that role during Daniel's stay within his foster homes and under her guardianship.
 
In the end, Nancy gained custody of Daniel, and eventually became Daniel's legal guardian. Afterward, Nancy would take him out of the Tennyson centers housing program, and would be moved to just schooling. In December 2012, local Colorado news channel KWGN [[KWGN Tennyson Center News Report|reported]] on the Tennyson Center, featuring a 14-year-old Daniel and his grandmother. Nancy speaks on how Daniel was a very angry child before she gained custody of him, and was now on the path to improvement.   
 
Daniel would continue to live with Nancy after this. 


==Death==
==Death==
Nancy Shimer passed away at the age of 72 due to cancer, however the type of cancer she had is unknown. She had left a trust fund for Daniel in the hands of Bob Proctor, and had Daniel sent to live in a group home, where he remained between 2019-2021. According to [[Flexburger]], Daniel claimed that he never attended her funeral, though given Daniel's fragile mental state, this is understandable.  
[[File:NancyGrave.png|thumb|Nancy's gravestone.]]
On July 24, 2019, Nancy Shimer passed away at the age of 72 due to cancer. The type of cancer she had is unknown. While Nancy was passing away, Daniel was invited to the hospice center, where Nancy stayed in her last moments. Instead of seeing her, Daniel chose to attend a Special Olympics game he was participating in to show that he was a “fighter”.  
 
According to [[Flexburger]], Daniel claimed that he never attended her funeral.{{Citation Needed}} It is unknown if this was due to him not wanting to go, or because of him not being invited. In YouTube comments made by his mother, she mentions how Daniel had allegedly beaten his grandmother, even when she was on her deathbed. If true, this may have been a contributing factor if he was not invited to her funeral.   
 
Nancy’s funeral service was held at the Mountain View Cemetery Tower Chapel. Her siblings, Carol and David, would leave comments on her obituary.    {{Quote|Dear Sarah and Rachael. Nancy will always bein my heart as she will be in yours. Nancy always held fast to her beliefs of honesty and integrity. Those qualities have been inherited by you and by your children. I miss you all. With Love, David|author=David}}{{Quote|The beautiful spirit of my dear sister will live on in her wonderful daughters and her dear grandchildren. She loved them all very, very much, as we all loved her.|author=Carol}}
==Relationships==
===Daniel===
Prior to 2010, Daniel had been living with his mother, Elisabeth. It is speculated that he was neglected while in her care. It is unclear if this is true, but many speculate that her becoming wheelchair-bound may have caused her to not be able to care for Daniel anymore. Nancy would adopt Daniel sometime between 2010-2012 while Daniel was in the [[Tennyson Center]] to prevent Daniel from being put into a foster care system.
 
It is called into question as to how good her parenting of Daniel truly was. Both of Daniel's parents claim that Nancy enabled his bad behavior, and when he was refused what he wanted, he became violent and started to assault her. All in all, Nancy died with her grandson truly not caring for all the good things she gave him.  


It is unknown as to who has Daniel's inheritance money now, given Bob Proctor has cut off contact with Daniel.
===Bob Proctor===
It was widely speculated that Nancy Shimer and Bob Proctor were in a long-term relationship before Bob met Daniel through the Tennyson Center Reading Buddies program. However, Daniel stated that Bob and Nancy were both in a friendship around the time Bob had met Daniel. It is often stated without a source that Nancy gave Bob access to a trust fund of Daniel after she passed; however, this is [[Daniel Larson Wiki:Common Misconceptions|most likely false]].


==See Also==
==See Also==

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Nancy Jean Shimer[1] (pronounced: [shy-mer], née Kiswiney; April 2, 1947 – July 24, 2019) was the maternal grandmother and legal guardian of Daniel Larson, adoptive mother of Elisabeth Shimer, mother of Sarah and Rachel Shimer, ex-wife of Daniel William Shimer, and ex-mother-in-law of Travis Larson.

Nancy was one of the most important figures in Daniels life. She moved from her home in California to Colorado to accompany Daniel during his stay at the Tennyson Center, taking guardianship of him to prevent him from being moved into a foster home after being removed from his mothers care by social services.[2] Despite kinder treatment of Daniel, she was known to have enabled his bad habits, and allegedly, Daniel was said to have physically abused Nancy when he didn’t get his way.

Nancy passed away in Oakland, California, on July 24, 2019,[3] at 72 years of age, of cancer.[4] Even after being informed of her death, Daniel did not even bother to see his grandmother on her death bed. Her funeral service was held at the Mountain View Cemetery Tower Chapel in Piedmont Ave, Oakland. It is assumed that Daniel either did not attend, or was not invited.

After her death, Daniel would repeatedly mock Nancy's memory by stating that his grandmother put a curse on her, saying that his autism caused her to die, and being everything Nancy did not want him to be.

Biography

Early life

A picture of Nancy at an unknown age.

Nancy Jean Shimer was born in Michigan to parents Ramsa Sarah Kallie (October 25, 1910 – August 2, 1976), an elementary school teacher, and Saleem "Sam" Essa Kiswiney (June 13, 1909 – January 10, 1983), a grocery store manager and accountant.[5][6] Her father served in WW2, and was noted to have witnessed the murder of a man at the hands of an amputee driving an automobile.[7] Nancy was the youngest of 3 children. She had two siblings, Carol McGuire, and David Kiswiney. Most of Nancy's early childhood is unknown.

During her teenage years, Nancy attended Grosse Pointe High School. At age 17, she was placed onto her school's honor roll.[8] After high school, she attended Michigan State University, which she graduated from in 1969 with a Bachelors Degree in arts, and a minor in Humanities.[9] In 1966, Nancy was a bridesmaid for her sister's wedding. Nancy would go on to a plan a wedding in 1968, possibly inspired by her sisters.[10]

Nancy photo for her high schools' yearbook, aged 17.

Nancy married Daniel William Shimer (1943–2015), an electrical engineer, on November 28, 1970. According to a newspaper clipping, they had their wedding reception at the Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Lending Library. Afterward, they had two biological daughters, Sarah and Rachel, and eventually one adopted daughter, Elisabeth Shimer.

According to Daniel, Nancy worked in social services, with her job requiring her to relocate infants put up for adoption to foster homes. During one of these relocations, Nancy stumbled upon Elisabeth while she was still an infant, to which she then adopted.[11] It is unknown what relationship Elisabeth had with Nancy's biological children, much less what Nancy's relationship with her husband was, especially given their divorce on September 1, 2005.[12] However, it can be assumed that it was less than positive.

Following her adoption of Elisabeth, she moved to from Michigan to California, where she took care of Elisabeth and her other children.

Later life, and adoption of Daniel

Information on Daniel and Nancy's marriage ceremony.

Nancy and her husband eventually divorced on September 1, 2005. It is unclear if this was the date they truly divorced, though. There is also a record of them divorcing on January 30th, 1984.[13] It is possible they remarried, but confirmation on this matter is inconclusive.

When Daniel Larson, her grandson, was about 11 years old, he was removed from his mother’s care due to him suffering from alleged abuse and neglect.[14] After Daniel was taken from her daughter’s care, a custody battle involving Elisabeth, Travis, and Nancy began. Information on this is sparse, but according to Daniel, Nancy’s main argument for him to not be in his father’s care was because he, quote, “didn’t even know his father.”[15] One of the other reasons stated for Nancy wanting custody of Daniel was due to fear of him ending up in a foster home, which he had been in many beforehand. Regardless of the validity of the former statement, this raises many questions about what Daniel and his father's relationship was like before his parents broke things off. It is possible that Nancy was a case manager for Daniel, or at least took on that role during Daniel's stay within his foster homes and under her guardianship.

In the end, Nancy gained custody of Daniel, and eventually became Daniel's legal guardian. Afterward, Nancy would take him out of the Tennyson centers housing program, and would be moved to just schooling. In December 2012, local Colorado news channel KWGN reported on the Tennyson Center, featuring a 14-year-old Daniel and his grandmother. Nancy speaks on how Daniel was a very angry child before she gained custody of him, and was now on the path to improvement.

Daniel would continue to live with Nancy after this.

Death

Nancy's gravestone.

On July 24, 2019, Nancy Shimer passed away at the age of 72 due to cancer. The type of cancer she had is unknown. While Nancy was passing away, Daniel was invited to the hospice center, where Nancy stayed in her last moments. Instead of seeing her, Daniel chose to attend a Special Olympics game he was participating in to show that he was a “fighter”.

According to Flexburger, Daniel claimed that he never attended her funeral.[citation needed] It is unknown if this was due to him not wanting to go, or because of him not being invited. In YouTube comments made by his mother, she mentions how Daniel had allegedly beaten his grandmother, even when she was on her deathbed. If true, this may have been a contributing factor if he was not invited to her funeral.

Nancy’s funeral service was held at the Mountain View Cemetery Tower Chapel. Her siblings, Carol and David, would leave comments on her obituary.

Relationships

Daniel

Prior to 2010, Daniel had been living with his mother, Elisabeth. It is speculated that he was neglected while in her care. It is unclear if this is true, but many speculate that her becoming wheelchair-bound may have caused her to not be able to care for Daniel anymore. Nancy would adopt Daniel sometime between 2010-2012 while Daniel was in the Tennyson Center to prevent Daniel from being put into a foster care system.

It is called into question as to how good her parenting of Daniel truly was. Both of Daniel's parents claim that Nancy enabled his bad behavior, and when he was refused what he wanted, he became violent and started to assault her. All in all, Nancy died with her grandson truly not caring for all the good things she gave him.

Bob Proctor

It was widely speculated that Nancy Shimer and Bob Proctor were in a long-term relationship before Bob met Daniel through the Tennyson Center Reading Buddies program. However, Daniel stated that Bob and Nancy were both in a friendship around the time Bob had met Daniel. It is often stated without a source that Nancy gave Bob access to a trust fund of Daniel after she passed; however, this is most likely false.

See Also

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References

  1. ↑ https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GVDZ-KV9/nancy-jean-kiswiney-1947-2019
  2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyCZEd11Hdo&t=19s
  3. ↑ https://www.mountainviewcemetery.org/obituaries/obituary-listings?obId=6501996
  4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyZ_iYN19sY
  5. ↑ https://www.familysearch.org/tree/sources/viewedit/QY1P-PP6
  6. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/article/detroit-free-press-obituary-for-sam-kisw/150753169/
  7. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/article/detroit-free-press/150752917/
  8. ↑ https://digitize.gp.lib.mi.us/history/newspapers/grossePointeNews/year_ranges/1960s/1964/pdf/1964-07-23.pdf
  9. ↑ https://projects.kora.matrix.msu.edu/files/162-565-981/S201_1969.pdf
  10. ↑ File:NancyWeddingPlanner.png
  11. ↑ Spiddlekick Interview
  12. ↑ https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K1QG-71Z?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=GVDZ-KV9
  13. ↑ https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GVDZ-KV9/nancy-jean-kiswiney-1947-2019
  14. ↑ KWGN Tennyson Center News Report
  15. ↑ Spiddlekick Interview
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