Birth date: Jan 27, 1920 Death date: Feb 8, 2011
Lord, Norma ~ Passed away Tuesday, February 8, 2011 in Dallas, Texas at the age of 91. She was born in Merkel, TX on January 27, 1920. Her maternal family, the Mullins, is a “Texas Centennial Family” and were early settlers of Tex Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of the loss of Norma. I do remember meeting her and what a fine lady she was. I am thinking about all of you–kids, grandkids and great-grandkids. May the Lord give you comfort and peace during this time of tremendous sorrow. Love you all!
So sorry to hear of the loss of Norma. I do remember meeting her and what a fine lady she was. I am thinking about all of you–kids, grandkids and great-grandkids. May the Lord give you comfort and peace during the time of tremendous sorrow. Love you all!
I'm sure my Grandma had her faults, we all do, but I honestly can't think of a single one. She would say the funniest words to keep from cussing, she was patient when she needed to be, firm when it was proper, kind and loving when you needed a hug, and always lived her life as God would have her do it. I have such wonderful memories with her. The tea and cinnamon toast tea parties, her garden with my favorite green beans, my first introduction to puppies was with her, and how can anyone forget her turkey gobble. When I think of her it brings a smile to my face, and now a tear to my eye because we won't get to create new memories. I will always cherish the ones I do have though!
My dear Norma,know that I will miss our fence talks. You have been the greatest neighbor anyone could ask for. Love Maris To the family: Norma was a wonderful friend and neighbor. My prayers are with you.
Our condolences to the family. Please know you are in our prayers.
She has always been a huge inspiration for me. Never have I ever heard her speak an unkind word about anyone. She was an amazing woman & I will miss her dearly. I just hope that I can carry on her legacy & make her proud. There are so many memories I have of her, but one of my most fond memories is when she used to keep my sisters & I, and we would have tea parties together. We would go out in her backyard & pick the mint along the fence line to put in our tea. Then we would go back into the kitchen & sit at the table by the sliding glass door to drink our mint tea. She would always tell us to hold our pinkies up because that is the way real ladies drank their tea. I miss you so much already & I can't wait to be with you again in Heaven to have more tea parties with you. I LOVE YOU!!! Meredith
I lost my own grandmother at an early age, and I have always felt as if Norma was my own grandmother. She was a woman that had no ill intentions, a Godly woman that only spoke kindness and had a gentile spirit about her. Being a wonderful Christian woman, she is in the presence of our Savior as we speak. I'll miss you, Norma. See you soon–Love, Kevin
