Mom, Always a smile, always ready to go, always dressed well and "made up", always loving, always there for us, always there for me, always the best mother a person could have. I love you Mom and miss you every day. Love, Brenda

We are so sorry to hear of Norma’s passing. I had just talked to her before she passed and she said she was doing well. We parked at her house for many years when we went to the Indy 500. She will be missed. I drove by her house a few days ago and saw it was for sale and then tried to call. I’m so sorry we missed her funeral. She was a lovely, dear lady.

My name is Angie & I remember Norma as a customer of Marsh Pharmacy, 1st in Speedway & finally on W. 38th St!! I am so sorry to learn of her passing! What a wonderful person to have the privilege of knowing!! We chatted a lot at the Pharmacy & I always let her know how pretty she was and never looked her age!! Then, when one of the twin Daughter's would come in for Norma I would let her know next time I saw her, what beautiful Daughter's she had!!! She would smile so big and tell me thank you---that's very sweet of you!! So, rest in peace sweet lady and know that you will be missed here on earth!!

I was Norma's sister-in-law for only a brief time but a friendship and love that lasted a lifetime. She called me her sister but I am Steve Maschino's mother -Sandy

May this beautiful family live in the peace of knowing hers was a life well-lived and well-loved.

Norma and Eddie were long-time friends of the Kerby family. Norma used to say she and my mother (Evelyn Kerby) were like sisters. They even resembled one another in many ways and enjoyed doing things together. I can still remember hearing their laughter as a youngster back in 1950s. Darlene, my wife, and I maintained contact with Norma and we truly appreciated her company. Her memory of every detail from the past was amazing. Norma will be greatly missed by one and all. We love you Norma!

Dear Cousins, I was sad to hear about Aunt Norma's passing. I will always fondly remember her kindness and contagious vivaciousness. It is especially hard to lose a loved one at this time of the year, but I know your special memories of her smile and laughter will help you get through this difficult time. Love and hugs, Susan.

Our thoughts are with the whole of Norma’s family at this time. My parents, Charlie & Reba, enjoyed their company greatly throughout the years. I recall their visits to our home fondly; they were both always so kind hearted and caring. It seemed they were forever doting on each other and never without smiles on their faces and a twinkle in their eyes. Norma, like Ed, will be missed by many...

Garry, Brenda & Linda,

My heart hurts for you. Great Aunt Norma was such a sweet woman. You are in my prayers and thoughts.