Norma Moore

I am so sorry to read this. Condolences to her family. Norma and my mother, Ruby Gardiner, were life long friends. From high school, through WWII. And each year after we left Baltimore they kept in touch. We spoke to Norma Christmas of 2018. She always sent mom a Christmas card. When we didn't hear from her this Christmas, I became concerned. Mom didn't want to know. Too sad to think of all her friends who are gone. I decided to google and sadly I found this. She was a wonderful friend and...

Worlds best Godmother

Norma was such a warm and loving person. Always down to earth and fun to be with. We will miss her
With deepest sympathy
Patrick & Mary Ann hurlbert

Family of Norma Moore,

Norma and I worked together at the Health and Welfare Council in 1965-66 on a pioneer project with the goal of assisting families relocated by urban renewal locate new and better homes. Working with the then Baltimore Urban Renewal and Housing Agency, the final report "Community Services in Urban Renewal Relocation" was published in February 1966.

Although we did not keep in touch over the years, her commitment to the Sweet Adelines remains firmly in my...

Norma helped set me on a 35-year path with Sweet Adelines. She and Joyce Steeves were so good to me when I joined the Dundalk Chapter in Baltimore in 1984. I saw her infrequently over the years at various International contests--she was always the same, warm, kind, and above all, knowledgeable. I will miss her.

To the family of Norma Moore I would like to express my condolence to you may the God of comfort bring comfort to you with his right arm extended to you Isa.41:10