I did not know Nana for very long - but it didn't take very long to figure out her greatest happiness was her family. I watched her love, admire, and take comfort in her own children and children-in-law. I watched her light up any time she got to visit with her grandsons - laughing with them, smiling just to see them in the same room together. I saw her quietly delighted to be collaborating in the kitchen, and grinning ear-to-ear while listening to stories at the dinner table. She looked at her grandsons - and great-grandson- as though they were the funniest, most talented, most exceptional people who ever existed, which I believe they are (though I'm admittedly biased...). Nana has left a beautiful legacy of beautiful people who, I know, will make her smile that same dinner-table-smile as she watches from above.