Wilma Alice Babb Noren

I was saddened to find Mrs. Noren's obituary.

She was my 2nd Grade teacher at Barnes Elementary in 1961-62. She was also one of my favorite teachers ever.

Even after I left Barnes School, I would would ride my bicycle up to Cedar Hills shopping center and sometimes would stop to visit her. She always remembered me by name and seemed happy to see me.

She touched my life and I am certain she touched many other lives, too.

I am glad I had the...

Condolences to Christie, Karen, Dick and families. Aunt Wilma was my very special aunt and one of my favorite people. She and my mother, her sister, Lydia, were very close. My family and I will be remembering her with fun,and, love and great appreciation.

I extend condolences to your entire family.

Karen, as I periodically recall early childhood memories, I think of the year or two that my younger brother and our family lived next to you and your family in Cedar Hills when you and I were probably about 4- 6 and we played together. I particularly recall one summer when it seems you and I were sort of in and out of one another’s houses most of the summer. While I don’t recall a lot about your mother, I do remember she always...

To the Family of Mrs. Wilma Noren:

You have my sincere sympathy in the loss of this lovely lady.
She taught both of my daughters, NANCY PHILLIPS IN 1968 and SUZANNE PHILLIPS in 1971 third grade at Cedar Mill School and we all were delighted with her as a teacher. In fact, she detected Suzanne had a hearing loss and she needed to have surgery to remove the liquid which had developed. I was always very grateful for that.

My Mom taught at Cedar Mill 19 years...

Our sincere sympathy in the passing of your mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Wilma and I had many good times eating at Elmers and other places around Tigard. We also had many telephone conversations over the years. She will surely be missed.