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Norma Skinner Obituary

Skinner, Norma
74, of Mesa, Arizona passed away on September 28, 2015. Norma Skinner (Baum) was born in Frost, Minnesota on March, 17th 1941 and passed away, in Mesa, Arizona, on September 28th, 2015. Norma was a graduate of Elmore High School. After graduation Norma attended nursing school in Litchfield, Minnesota then joined Northwestern Bell, first, as a telephone operator in Elmore, Minnesota, followed by a transfer to Minneapolis where she held various positions over a successful, 30 year career. Grateful in sharing in her life is her husband, Bill, of Mesa Arizona, brother Gene Baum (Peggy) of St Paul, MN, brother Don Baum (Sheri) of Costa Mesa, California, brother Dave Baum, of Minneapolis, sister-in-law Betty Skinner of Scottsdale, AZ; five nephews, five nieces, nineteen great-nephews and nieces, six great-great nieces and nephews as well as many cousins and friends. A memorial services will be held on Saturday, October 10th at Courtyard Towers, 22 North Robson, Mesa, AZ

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Oct. 7, 2015.

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Dave Baum

October 8, 2015

It is easy to take for granted those that influenced your life. Norma's quiet courage, faith, love and laughter made a difference in my life. She was a heroine. I will miss her dearly.

Sheri Baum

October 7, 2015

Norma was a humble woman of grace. "What can I do for you?"was commonly heard whenever she was around.. Her hugs were huge and real. Norma gave love freely. She was my sister-in-law and I will miss her. I know she is not lost, she is in heaven, because Norma was a woman of faith!

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