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Norma Jean Tino

Dearborn, Michigan

May 9, 1936 – Jan 9, 2023

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BORN
May 9, 1936
DIED
January 9, 2023
LOCATION
Dearborn, Michigan

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Howe-Peterson Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Dearborn Obituary

Norma Tino passed away on January 9, 2023 surrounded by her loving family. Beloved wife of the late Dennis Noel Tino for for 63 beautiful years. Loving mother of Janine (Don) Kowalski, James (Liisa) Tino, Carol (Jeff) Nadasen, John (Chaninkant) Tino, Linda (Scott) Christenson. Adoring grandmother of 16 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Caring sister to Sharon Molineri. Preceded in death by her parents, John and Sophia (nee Wagner) Sepsie, and sister, Shirley Letourneau.


Norma Jean was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern High School in Flint in 1954 and received the Sigma Chi Lambda, the school's highest scholastic achievement. She continued her education at Flint Junior College and earned an Associate of Arts in 1957.


Dedicated child of God, and longtime member of Guardian Lutheran Church in Dearborn, MI serving in a variety of positions over the years, including serving as a Stephen Minister, a caregiver for MOPS, a Girl Scout leader, founder of the C4 Group (Concerned Christian Citizens Committee), President of the Ladies’ Guild and LWML, and directing the funeral luncheon committee. She also participated in three mission trips to Venezuela. She was a gifted musician playing piano, handbells, and hammered dulcimer. She was a talented member of the Silver Strings Dulcimer Society and served as secretary for the group.


Donations can be made to Global Lutheran Outreach (www.globallutheranoutreach.com), or to Guardian Lutheran Church (guardianlutheranchurch.org)


 


Visitation at Guardian Lutheran Church in Dearborn on Friday, January 20, 10am-12pm. Service will begin at 12pm. 

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Mrs. Norma, I heard many stories about you and know that you were always sharing love with others and very loved by many. I know that you are now joyfully at our Savior's side in heaven. Corali, from Chile

Seeing Dennis and Norma come in every Sunday to church, hand in hand is something I miss already. They were there, then all was well. I was unable to attend Friday, due to illness, but their presence and smiles will be greatly missed.

A beautiful, enduring, dedicated mother. Love you, Mom.

We're very sorry to hear of the passing of my cousin Norma (and her husband Dennis). They were a very very nice couple. I ,and my niece Kim, visited Norma and Dennis at their Dearborn home back in 2019. We had a nice visit and talked about the family tree that Kim was working on. Norma showed us what photographs and documents she had and we all enjoyed talking about the old days. After we finished, Dennis insisted on driving us to lunch in his classic Thunderbird, and treated us to...

So sorry for your loss. The Tino family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Love you Mom Tino.
I will see you again soon.
David T. Van Sickle.