We will always remember playing Scrabble with Aunt Norma and the hospitality she provided us while staying at her Skyline address. I will also cherish Grundy Lake camping trip memories orchestrated by Aunt Norma & Uncle Joe which forged our bond early on. Rest in peace, & deepest sympathy to cousin Steven & family!🙏💕 Lynne
I was blessed from the beginning to have found such a wonderful mother in-law . She was loving, witty and smart till the end . I have many great memories of family dinners, bulk baking ,weddings, travel and babysitting our kids for weeks ! She was best grandma and loved each of her grandchildren unconditionally. She never turned that time down , she just loved seeing them and the longer the visits the better.
Since you've come to Calgary I have been able to reconnect with you and it brought me great pleasure to have you near . We were able to chat ,reminisce and laugh ... with a little glass of wine ! I will cherish this. Selfishly I wanted you to be around a little longer. I love you and may you rest in peace lovely lady. Finally , your long awaited reunion with Jo has come . BTW .... Norma you got the last laugh !
The best grandma a grandson can ask for . We’ve had nothing but amazing memories. She loved her family more then anything . I’ll always remember the good times with Papa Joe . May grandma Rest In Peace . I’ll always remember her. I love you Grandma
I already miss you grandma! You always made the best desserts. You and Papa Joe spoiled us rotten!
I’m so happy that you decided to move to Calgary so that you can be with us. It was a great year! I’m very thankful for that time together and for you getting to visit with your great granddaughter Charlotte. I’ll forever cherish those moments.
I’m sure you’re having a glass of Chardonnay as we speak. I’ll pour myself a glass and send you a cheers.
I know you’ll be watching over all of us over here and I know I’ll see you again.
I hope you get my hug and kiss grandma. I love you so much. Talk soon xo
Norma Martin will be missed. Having known her since 1965. Norma has been the rock on Skyline Drive where she lived when the Kerpis family moved a few doors away 50+ years ago. I had the pleasure of knowing this incredible family and guidance from Mrs. Martin as my 1st grade teacher. I thank her for all the support she has given us over the years. May god bless you.