Norma Willis Armstrong

Please accept our sincerest condolences on the loss of your mother, sister, and grandmother. Mrs. Armstrong was a loyal contributor for many years, and our community is a much better place because of her generosity.

Sincerely,
United Way of South Hampton Roads Staff

Norma was a kind, loving lady and came from the most loving of families. She and her Sisters Mary Ruth and Jeanne were beautiful & well mannered even as children.
Their Parents were dear. I have not seen them for years but will remember them always for the fun they brought to life
as children adjusting to a new life and city. I last spoke to Norma a few years ago & it was a pleasure. Mary Ruth & I lost contact when my Family moved to NN
but I spoke w/her also a few yrs back....

My deepest condolences. May God's Holy Spirit be with the family. I pray that he brings comfort to you all at this hard time.

To the family of Norma Willis Armstrong,
It was my pleasure to know Norma as a classmate of HHS class of 1952. She always had that wonderful smile, and easy going manner. I enjoyed the opportunity to visit with her at our class reunions and laugh about our days as a Crabber. May all of your wonderful memories of this special lady be a blessing to each of you and a comfort in the days to come.
With deepest sympathy, thoughts, and prayers,
Shirley Kemp Barlow