Norma Kay Cobb

I had known Norma since grade school. We grew up three blocks from each other and was always getting together and doing things such as brownies, girl scouts and teen dances. After we graduated everyone went their own way and I never got to reconnect with Norma until just before she moved to Colorado. When she moved back here from Alaska I was so happy to have her close to me again in Wichita. Then she moved to Arizona because of her health and we still connected by telephone and emails and...

I met Norma at church in Sedona.. she was like magnet to me. We hit it off talking about her life in Alaska and that she had written a book. What a joy to read about this amazing woman that I know personally! We will see each other in Glory!

Sad to hear of Norma's passing. She has been a faithful friend since growing up in Kansas. She loved the Lord and all her family and friends and shared her adventures in Alaska by writing a book to be enjoyed by all.

I remember Norma as always such a beautiful lady... she was always so busy doing all kinds of stuff. Rest easy, Norma.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

What a Beautiful Tribute to Norma, and what testament to her walk with God.

Norma was a friend to all of us.

We first met through sharing genealogy. We seemed to be on very similar wavelengths immediately, feeling our shared interest and deep roots in family and Coke County. I will miss the back and forth comments by way of FB with my distant cousin from the Couch line.

I am so sorry to hear this. I enjoyed sharing family news with Norma and enjoyed our time together. I will miss her, but I know I will see her again with Jesus.