Norma C. Gary

Norma befriended my mother, Linda, through their mutual love of music. They both sang in the choir at the Methodist church, also at the Congregational church in Westfield. She was a very kind woman, and I am sure she left a void in many people´s lives with her passing. I remember going to her farm while she and her husband prepared blue Hubbard squash, that they grew themselves. They were wonderful people. The night my father passed my mother called on Norma to be with us, it was late at...

Dear Gary family,
Bob and I are sad that your mom is gone, and happy at the same time that she is reunited with your dad and Alvin. We're sure she is singing with that "great choir in the sky" now, sharing her many talents for all to enjoy. Fondly remembering the many nursing home visits when we entertained patients in years past. God's blessings go with Norma, and we pray that your memories will warm your hearts during this difficult time.

Dear Marty,

I was sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. From the brief description, you could tell she was a special woman with many talents. May the love for you and her family sustain you during this time.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Cindy-YMCA

Thank you Mrs Gary for playing at my wedding many years ago. You and your family were very inspirational members of our church.

I will always have such fond memories of Aunt Norma! From visiting the farm to see her with Grandma and Grandpa Harlow, to chatting with her at the Westfield YMCA when she was driving the school bus, to catching up with her at United Methodist functions. I'm blessed to have had a chance to be part of her extended Harlow family! Wishing all the Gary family sympathy! I'm glad she is being reunited with Uncle Charles! Many prayers and blessings! Beth Harlow-Harris

She sounds like she was an incredible woman and role model! Know wonder she had such great children. So sorry for your loss Annette and Marty.