Rhonda A. Norfleet

I know that from my conversations with Ronda as an adult that she was a caring person with a passion for life. I'm so sorry to hear of her death and send my best wishes to her family.

I was unable to sleep tonight and I remembered that Rhonda wanted my great books a long time ago and I was looking up her contact information and was sad to find that she had gone to be with Jesus. My condolence to the family

I remember the time we had together at Boeing working at the BOP, and our many conversations about our fabulous children and their instruments. We had so much to be proud of. Deanne still plays her French Horn in the Symphony of Northern Virginia and Susan played her sax in the Shocker Sound while at WSU. To Chuck, Mike and Mark, God's plan is greater than ours. In heaven there is no pain and Rhonda earned her wings.

Prayers and Hugs for all of you. She will be your angel.

I read with extreme sadness in the obituaries today of the passing of Rhonda. How ironic that she and Martha both passed from lung cancer. I wish so much that Martha could have been here for her. I will be forever deeply grateful for the loving care she gave Martha in her last few days. I am filled with wonderful memories of the good times over the years. My deepest condolences to Chuck, Mark and Mike, and the rest of the family. May you find the strength to get you through this rough...