Norma Laura Slater Woolley

Dear Woolley Family---Scott & I were so sorry to hear of your Mom's and Wife's passing. Norma was such a loving a caring lady. When I (Debbie) was young and out tromping around the neighborhood or walking from our house to Dickson's I always knew if something scary ever happened I could run to the door of the Woolley Home and Norma (or Don) would help me out. Your family was always so sweet to Scott & I and our parents and families and we love you and appreciate your kindness. It was so fun being your neighbors and we feel so honored to have known such a special, elect lady. We just found out today about Norma's passing and feel so bad we were not able to attend the funeral. Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Don, may the Lord bless you at this difficult time. We are so greatful for all of the wonderful memories we have of Norma and your wonderful family. Our Love & Condolences--- Scott & Debbie Dickson

Our sympathy to all of the Wooley family. Norma was like no other--I remember her out watering the lawn on the corner of Severn Circle. She always knew who was coming and going and what all of us "wild" teenagers were up to in the neighborhood. I remember her laugh, too. It truly was, as you wrote, "infectious." She has been a good friend to my mother, Jean, and I'll always appreciate that. They were frequent lunch partners and former South High pals. All our love and prayers go with you.

Holly Mullen Wilson
Grant Mullen
Jean Powers-Mullen

Dear Woolley Family..
Lowell and I want to express our deep sympathy to all of you.
We loved Norma and we will never forget how she was always so involved and showed interest in our family.She always had a smile for everyone...To our children ,when they were young, she was known as the smiling lady on the corner of the circle..Our thoughts are with you all. May the Lord be with you in these times of sorrow.
Our love