NORMA A. SPADONI

My auntie Norma was so beloved and she was so funny too! The month of Christmas every year my sister Carolina and I would play a card game named catch. It was basically a match game. One of the cards had a lady balancing on top of a ball and she had a full figure and she was called Enormous Norma. That's what I used to call my auntie Norma as a joke and we would giggle and giggle. She took good care of herself and got herself in great health. Her heart is what was enormous! And her spirit and...

Norma and Ed were our wonderful neighbors on Tower Street for many years. We loved living across from them, and always enjoyed their company so much when visiting with them. They made us feel very welcome when we moved here 30 years ago. We missed seeing them after they noved to the German home, but were able to visit them there as well. We send our heartfelt sympathy to the Spadoni family for the loss of your mother.

You Blessed us, Norma, and we love you.

Another great one gone, memories will live forever. Auntie Norma was a bright light in any room, may you be at peace now and reunited with Uncle Eddie