Nancy-Lynn Loin Obituary (1965 - 2026) - Columbia, South Carolina

Nancy-Lynn Loin- Mueller, was born in East Setauket, New York to Julien and Joyce Loin on December 22, 1965. After many years of battling cancer, Nancy- Lynn passed away at home with her husband by her side, on January 26, 2026. She was a loving wife, daughter, sister, aunt and cousin. Nancy-Lynn, “Nancy”, is preceded in death by her father Julien Loin, her father-in-law Joe Mueller, her Aunt Carol Lamoureux and Aunt Ruth Meissner. Surviving relatives are her husband Terry Mueller, her mother Joyce Loin and mother-in-law Sharon Mueller. Nancy’s sisters: Monique Loin and Danielle Mickel (Rich), sister-in-laws: Kim Criss (Dave) and Marchelle Kassebaum (Andy), nieces: Lisette Mickel, Rachelle Martz, Andrew Kassebaum (Caitlin), Amy Ladewski (Eamon), Andrea Copeland (Zack) and Amanda Conway (Paul), and great niece Nadia Ramsey as well as uncles and many cousins. Nancy graduated with a degree in finance from Fredonia State University of New York where she was also a member of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. She continued with a reputable career in insurance until becoming disabled. Those who knew Nancy, know she cared deeply about her family and friends. She enjoyed giving ideas and advice to help others. She loved to give gifts to make others happy. Nancy also loved to do crafts and often made scrapbooks recalling cherished memories with friends and family. Nancy never missed an opportunity to say, “I love you.” Given Nancy’s strong faith, may she be free of suffering, and find comfort and peace in Heaven. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Blood Cancer United, or the Leukemia Research Foundation. Visitation will be at Anderson Funeral Home, 611 Robert Smalls Parkway, Beaufort, South Carolina 29906 from 1-3 on Wednesday February 4, 2026. "Waiting at Heaven's Door - Helen Steiner Rice Death beckoned her with outstretched hand And whispered softly of an unknown land, But she was not afraid to go For though the path she did not know She took death's hand without a fear For God who safely brought her here Had promised He would lead the way Into eternity's bright day. For none of us need go alone Into the valley that is unknown, But, guided by our Father's hand We journey to the promised land. She was your special loving sister You shared your lives with one another, And you'll find comfort for your grief In knowing her death brought sweet relief. For, now she is free from all suffering and pain And your great loss became her gain... You know that her love is with you still For she loved you in life and always will. Love like hers can never end Because it is the perfect blend Of joy and sorrows, smiles and tears, That just grew stronger with the years. Love like hers can never die For she's taken it with her to the sky... So think of Nancy-Lynn as living above No farther away than your undying love, For now she is happy and free once more And she's waiting for you at Heaven's door.