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Official Obituary of

Nancy Flynn

November 4, 1950 ~ October 11, 2023 (age 72) 72 Years Old

Nancy Flynn Obituary

Nancy was born in Mankato to Richard and Gladys Krusmark on November, 4, 1950 and graduated from Mankato West High School. She married her long-time love, Randy Flynn, September 13, 1985. Nancy was an energetic, fun-loving mother, wife, grandmother, great grandmother, friend, and endless other titles, her contagious laughter, warmth, and kind- heartedness could never be summed up in a paragraph. She was an epic Vikings fan, Twins fan, loved dancing and music.… but nothing made her more over-joyed than being with her family.

She is survived by; daughters, Kassie Blaschko (Jeremy Shelton), Kalli Holliday (Derrick) Holliday); grandchildren, Josh and Erica Ristau, Haley Blaschko (Josh Hegna), Shanae Ristau, Jodi Ristau, Debbie Ristau; great grandchildren, Bently Wendroth, Kiara Wendroth, Hunter Ristau and Avery Ristau, Octavia Hiniker; sisters, Cindy (Yogi) Halvorson and Vicky (Larry) Bellendir; many nieces, nephews: and many great nieces and nephews.

Preceded in death by her husband, Randy Flynn, parents, Richard and Gladys Krusmark; son, Scott Ristau, and granddaughter, Lanesha Ristau.

We will be having a Celebrations of Life in two locations. Friday Nov 3, 2023 from 5-8pm at 15315 Maple Island Road Burnsville, MN 55337 and Saturday Nov 4, (her birthday) from 12 – 3pm at Mankato Eagle Club 708 N. Riverfront Drive Mankato MN 56001. As a Minnesota Vikings superfan, we welcome you to wear your Vikings attire. Private Interment will be at Woodland Hills Memorial Park in Mankato, MN.