What can I say about Aunt Norma...bottom line...She was always the life of the party! Made me laugh every time I was around her. She was for sure my second Mom. Grew up with her, Uncle Frank, Tom, Tracey and Karen in our two family farm house. Good memories of our life on the farm.

Dear KC, Tracy and Family,

I am sorry for your loss. I had the opportunity to had a number of conversations with your Mom over the phone and realized what a strong and independent women she was. I also have a quilt that was made by her hands and I will cherish that. Thinking and praying for comfort during this time.

Kathy Ray

wonderful lady...her spirit will be missed !

Dear Tom, Tracy and Karen and your families,

On behalf of the Radley family we are so sorry for your loss. Norma (and Frank) have been a big part of our history in growing up in Delaware County. It is with great sadness in my heart that I will not encounter her at the Delhi Dining Center or connect with her about the updates of all the "Couples Club" characters. I always thought of Norma as the "energizer bunny", she was forever doing for others and getting things done. Interjected between her constant doing was her mischievous nature (unique to Norma) and jokes that caught people unaware and always led to laughter. Of late Norma and I have bonded on our mutual loss of spouses, I will miss those talks. She (and Frank too) is a person that is well remembered by the Radley family. Our hearts go out to you all at this time.

with deepest sympathy Bonnie Radley

Hello Tom Tracey and Karen and families my condolences to yours and all, a great and wonderful mom.