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Conrad and family our sincere sympathy.

Our sincerest sympathy to Con and Family. Norma was always such a bright light. She will always be remembered. Janet (Huff) Durst and Kent Durst

My family is very sorry for the loss of Norma. I will always remember seeing her at the Shires family reunions with that beautiful smile she always had. She was always smiling no matter what. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Jodi Crabill-Dowling

Norma was one of the most caring, sincere and delightful people I have ever met. I never saw her without a smile on her face. Her passing is a great loss to our community as well as a tragedy for your family.
I wish I could come to the visitation but we are out of town. I will give you hugs the next time I see you.
I will keep your family in my prayers.
Karen Dieckhoff

Norma was my landlord(Lady) for over 20 year when I was Manager of the Sunbeam Bread depot on South 8th Street. She was a very professional and kind person. I will always remember & treasure our relationship, both business & personal.

I was so very sorry to read of Norma’s passing. Please accept my sincere sympathy.

Dear Con and family, I send my sincere sympathy in your loss of a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother. What accomplishments and marks on others lives she made. That wonderful smile made everyone feel special. She gave totally of herself to her famliy and others and those memories will be what get you through this sad time in your life. Just remember, she's waiting for you in that Great Reunion Day. May God grant you peace of mind and wrap you in His loving arms of comfort. Love and prayers to all, dear friend, Rosemary Tenvorde

So many wonderful tributes to your mom Sarah... Thinking of you and your family.

I came on here to express my condolences, but my words are blocked by memories. I can see her now (although it had been many years), competent, compassionate, and truly living out her Christian life. Always so beautiful, inside and out. Never saw her without her smile. It was so bright and genuine. When you saw her you somehow felt that whatever you were going through was going to turn out alright. She did this without even saying something. Did you experience that too? I knew her from church. She probably didn't know me. She probably didn't know a lot of the people that she affected. But this is a woman who truly made a difference. I am so sorry for your loss.

Conrad and family, we are so sorry to hear about Norma's passing. What a wonderful life she had, loved by so many. We hope you find peace in knowing that she touched so many. Tom and Sheila Davis

Norma was so supportive of me and my work at Blessing Hospital. She always made me feel so proud to be a part of Blessing. She was a wonderful loving and yet humble lady that I will never forget. Rest in Peace.

Duane and I are so sorry to hear this news. Norma was an extraordinary person, caring, kind, and a true role model. Our hearts go out to Conrad and the rest of the family. We will miss Norma’s hugs.

Norma is my forever friend, no matter how much time passed that we never saw each other, she never missed a birthday or anniversary for Tom and I!!! She was my mentor when I joined the faculty at Blessing Hospital School of Nursing. Oh the memories as we shared an office. Thinking and praying for you Con, Sarah and Craig and all of your family but celebrating Norma's generous and giving life here on earth. She was a cheerleader and a devoted friend to so many. My sincere sympathy with love and hugs .

Our thoughts and prayers, are with you and your family
at this time of great loss.

My prayers and condolences to the McNay family.

Norm was a great woman! I was so very sorry to hear of her passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Amber Cope

I will always cherish the memories of our family shopping trips to Springfield. We all crowded into my car and had a blast visiting all the way there and back. We shopped very little but we enjoyed the visit and the meal we shared. We had so much fun. Norm was the first one I called when I wanted advise about Mom & Dad when they were "ailing". She was such a loving and gracious person. We will miss her greatly. She really did love Joe's fudge. The last time we saw her she had to have a piece of it. She said that was the only thing that had tasted good all week. We loved her so much. She will be missed. Linda & Joe Cupp

Awh. What a lady! Norma was such a joy for me to know. Always warm and welcoming. A teacher through and through. Peace to Con and Sarah.