Norah T. Rogers

Norah worked at FSU with David C. White for many years, efficiently running his lab, office, students, postdocs, medical students, and typing his manuscripts which came out error free in spite of his poor spelling and impossible penmanship. She and Bill were valued friends to the present. She wrote me a lovely letter after David’s auto accident October 25 which he did not survive. Nora had a truly beautiful spirit, kind, generous, gracious, but could not be pushed around. Her passing...

I am a friend of Norah's son, Richard and his wife, Susan. Richard has always spoken so fondly of his family, and I know he would not be the beautiful person he is if not for his strong and courageous mother. I know she will be very much missed, and will live on in the hearts of her family. Long may she shine!

Norah was such a dear and sweet friend for the past 25+ years that I've known her in square dancing and the TOPS Club. I'll miss her!
I want to express my sympathy & prayers to the family & may God be
with you in this time of sorrow. May you have many wonderful memories to hold on to.
Love In Christ.
Matthew 5:4

I had the pleasure of knowing Bill and Norah for many years. We attended Saint Paul's together almost from the beginning. Norah was a lovely, wonderful lady and had many close and caring friends. I know she will be missed by all of her family and friends alike.

Love you Mary.

FUNDtech wishes to express their deepest smpathy for your loss. We all enjoyed listing to Phil talk about his father and mother. We feel like we knew them too. What a lovely couple. Rest assured, they are together now.

Aunt Norah was a truly lovely person and will be missed.