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Nadine was born on May 14, 1922, in Coffeyville Kansas to George and Bessie Winkler. On September 11, 1942, she married William (Billy) Eugene Osborne in Coffeyville Oklahoma. Billy and Nadine were blessed with four children, daughter Lila Jean, three sons, Steven Dwaine, Kenneth Neal, and Terry Eugene Osborne. In 1959 the family moved from Bartlesville Oklahoma to Independence Missouri where she lived the remainder of her life. Her final residence was at Redwood of Carmel Hills in Independence, Missouri.
Nadine enjoyed attending Pentecostal church in the Independence area. She worked for the Independence school district retiring after twenty-five years of service.
Nadine was preceded in death by her parents, four sisters, three brothers, her husband, her daughter, and her three sons along with several other family members and friends.
Surviving Nadine is her granddaughter, Michaela R. Osborne, and great-grandson, Ryan R. Osborne, daughter-in-law, Lynda J. Osborne, granddaughter, Julie A. Wuenschel, (husband Jason), great-grandson, Andrew, great-granddaughter, Emily, sister-in-law Patsy Johnson and many nieces and nephews and other family members along with several friends that Nadine loved very much.
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