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Columbia, S.C. – Nancy True Crain, who built a decades-long career in banking at institutions including C&S Bank and Bank of America, died peacefully on Thursday, April 30, 2026. She was 88. Surrounded by family, Crain ended a life defined by professional dedication, deep family bonds, and unwavering faith.[1]
Roots in the Palmetto State
Born on August 1, 1937, in Columbia, Nancy True Crain grew up in the heart of South Carolina. She graduated from Columbia High School in 1955, part of a class later celebrated for its notable successes.[1][2] Her education continued at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, and the University of South Carolina.
Crain raised her family in Greenville before settling in Pawleys Island for more than three decades. There, she became a fixture in the community, nurturing friendships through weekly gatherings filled with stories and laughter. Her early years laid the foundation for a woman known for compassion and humility.
Decades Devoted to Banking
Crain’s professional journey centered on banking, where she served customers in various roles over many years. She worked at C&S Bank, a prominent Southern institution, and later at Bank of America after its merger. Her tenure reflected a commitment to helping others navigate their financial needs.[1]…