Norma C. LaMar

Aunt Norma was the epitomy of graciousness. In all of my life I never heard her utter an unkind word about anyone. She was a dear, kind woman and a postive influence in my life. She will be remembered kindly and missed by all who ever met her, and loved her.

When Aunt Norma passed away our family lost a most precious treasure. She was the last of her generation. With her she took the hearts of many, her children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews and friends. I will always remember her for her graciousness, her encouraging words, and yes, the cup of tea, too. She is dearly missed.

The Zimmerman family extends their deepest sympathy on the passing of Mrs. LaMar.

Aunt Norma was my great Aunt. I remember visiting her in the summers with my dad, Allan Broseker. She was a wonderful woman, and I will greatly miss her. May God bring the peace, and comfort of His Holy Spirit to her families hearts, today.

Our dear Aunt Norma was like a mother to me...I will always remember her and her kindness and the cup of tea she always served you when you came to visit her
I love you Aunt Norma
Alan Broseker

I will always remember your kindness and your jelly cakes. I wish I could be there for your service. Deepest Sympathy,

Aunt Norma was my grand aunt. Although I moved to Florida around 1980, I always remembered Aunt Norma. She was so special in so many ways. She was one of the most loving people I have ever met in my life. I wish I could make it to Maryland to attend her services. I will always love her. She is already missed.