Norma Manis

Miss Norma was my Sunday School teacher for several years and I adored her. She and Bob were friends to my parents and I grew up with 'the girls.' Still living in Oak Cliff, we still eat at the 'near original' Norma's and often dine at Mama's Daughter's Diners when we are near one. Miss Norma was a Grand Lady and she leaves a legacy that defines what a strong, kind, faith-filled woman can do. God bless her family and friends who grieve the loss of her here on this Earth, but praise God...

Laura,Nancy. Vicki. I am so BLESS to be the one she chosen to keep the name Norma Lee going. I thank God everyday for putting Norma and Ida Mae together. These two women taught me and showed me how to be the strong woman I am to day. Norma Lee you will be truly miss but never forgotten
R. I. P. (I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU).

I remember Norma Lee when we were in grade school at Rosemont. Loved Mamas daughters! Anne Willard Anderson

Norma,Was a Delight to see a "Mama's" Love eating at Her Restaurant Diner! R.I.P. Norma!

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

In the mid-70's she welcomed in a new kid to sit along with Big Joe, Max and Bob at the counter...good times and good eatin'...thanks for all you've done....

Norma was a great member of our "gang" in Rosemont, Greiner, and Sunset...her sense of humor and her spirit was great fun and we had many good times together. - Carolyn

I didn't know Ms. Norma personally, but would often see her at the Royal Lane/Harry Hines location when I moved to Dallas 20 years ago. Walking in that place felt like going to an old friend's house for "supper". My husband and I still enjoy the homecooking at the Plano location and made a special trip there today in her memory. She impacted lives and leaves a beautiful legacy. May God comfort the hearts of her family, friends and extended family of customers.