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Laurel Swarr
December 1, 2010
My Dear Aunt Norma, I will always love you. You were there for me when I needed you. You were tough, funny, kind. There was only one of you. Leif adored you. Lovingly, Laurel
Shirley Roesch
November 16, 2010
I will never forget Norma. I started working for her when she first came to PWD. I worked in the AutoShops which came under her control(Around 1952. She was the best supervisor I ever had in my almost 40 yrs of service, until I retired in 1987. She was more than a boss, she was a dear and close friend. Extremely intelligent. Most all the dept heads always came to her for help and information. Even the Officers.
Betty Smith
November 11, 2010
She will always be remembered as a wonderful, smart, hard-working lady and a caring supervisor. May she rest pain free and in peace.
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