Norma Amato

I loving memory of a dear woman I had the pleasure of knowing. Norma please keep watching over your family and friends. You will never be forgotten.

I knew Norma at my very first job in 1988 at First DeWitt bank in Bloomfield. She was a lovely woman and we still have a beautiful mirror she gifted me and my husband that she no longer had use for when we had just moved into our first appartment. I was expecting my first child at the time he is 28 now and I remember how beautiful her Christmas tree was when we went to pick it up. I still have it hanging in my bedroom. I'll always remember her kindness and generosity. It was my pleasure to...

Our sympathies to the Amato family. Aunt Norma spent many days and evenings with our parents Anna Saporito( still living in Belleville) and John Saporito (passed last year) and her brother uncle Mike. We have fond memories and are grateful for her prescence in their lives.

Norma was a beautiful woman in all ways. I have many wonderful memories of times spent with her. My deepest sympathy to her loving family. Sorry I can't be there to express my condolences in person, but I am out of state. My love and prayers to all.

So Sorry for your loss
Mrs Amato will be missed by so many who knew her
May the God of Comfort strengthen your family during this time of loss

Norma was the most generous woman I have ever met treated everyone like family she sat at our table at the September club we will miss her smile and all her jokes Condolences to your loving family. RIP. Loved you so much

Roz Frunzi