Norma Ann Muenz

To the Muenz Family:



My deepest condolences. Mrs. Muenz was my homeroom teacher at Canevin Catholic from 1986-1990. As such, she was my first high school teacher and was very kind to a student who knew no one those first few weeks. I have always been grateful. She will be missed.

To The Muenz Family,

My deepest sympathy goes out to you. I graduated from Canevin in 1989. Mrs. Muenz was one of my favorite teachers and the skills that she taught me carry through to this day. Most important, her class was one of fun and laughter. She allowed me to water all of the plants in her classroom and even now, it is something that I enjoy! These are memories that will last a lifetime. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Grew up in the same neighborhood as Norma.

She taught secretarial skills to my sister at Canevin.

My sympathy to her family. You will be in my prayers.

Dear Kurt and Sue,

We were so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother. Please know that you are in our prayers and thoughts. Dale and Connie had so many positive and good memories of your Mother, and we are certain your family will hold tight to your Mother in your hearts always.

Sincerely,

Neil and Julie Mikus

Dear Muenz Family,

Mark and I want to express our sincerest condolences for the loss of your beloved wife, mother and grandmother. You are all in our thoughts and prayers in your time of grief.

Dear Jack and Family,



We were saddened to hear of the death of Norma. I worked with her at Canevin for many years and shared a long list of events in her life through the Christmas cards she sent. How she loved her family and especially the grandchildren!! What a wonderful, fun-loving person she was. She was a wonderful example to the children she taught. We are sorry that we cannot pay our respects in person as we are out-of-town. Please know that you and your family will be remembered in our prayers.

Dear Muenz Family,



I am sorry to read about the loss of Mrs. Muenz. I recently saw her at the funeral of my aunt, Mary Ann Stewart, but I was not able to talk to her. I wanted to say thank you to her for teaching me to type and connecting me with a fabulous job at the Pittsburgh Press. This job got me through college. Although she may not have remembered teaching me or the job that she got for me, she had a huge impact on my future and the education and jobs that were available to me.



Please know that I and my family are praying for you.



Patty Duffy Peilert

(Canevin class of 1987)

Dear Family: Please accept my sympathy on the loss of Norma. I am one of her Carnegie High School classmates and have been searching for her the past several days to advise her of our up-coming reunion. We will always remember her pleasantness.

Dear Jack and family,

We were so very sorry to learn that the good Lord took Norma to be with him at such a young age. She was a very beautiful, lovely, sweet, quiet lady. We know all of you will miss her very much. God be with. With our deepest sympathy, Ernie and Ruth Meszaros, Edinboro, PA.

I do not know you but I did know Norma from the time we spent together at Cavevin High. She was a wonderful person.

Peace at your loss.

My sympathy to the Muenz and Bryan families.

Dear Jack, David,Kurt, and families,

Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of your dear Norma - wife, mother, grandmother. We are deeply saddened. I have fond memories of our childhood and one of my favorite memories is being the flower girl in "Norma and Jack's" wedding! I hope you find comfort in your loving memories of her. Our prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow.

Lovingly,

Helen Ann, Gene, Sara, and Eugene

Dear Family of Mrs. Muenz,

I was Norma's student at Canevin 1973-1977 and am a legal secretary. She is a beautiful person and a wonderful teacher. I'll never forget her. My heart goes out to all of you.