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Norma Jean Slone
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Message from Brigadier General Linda J. Stierle, USAF, Nurse Corps (Retired)
January 29, 2017 8:49 PM
On behalf of the Society of Air Force Nurses, please know we are also mourning with you the loss of our friend and colleague, Major Norma Slone. You are not alone in remembering a truly wonderful person who made a difference in the lives of so many in her journey through life. A donation will be made in memory of Major Slone as requested. Norma will be missed, and she will certainly not be forgotten by her "Air Force Nursing Family." Linda J. Stierle, Brigadier General, USAF, Nurse Corps (Retired)
Message from Cheryl D.
October 16, 2016 11:11 AM
I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved Norma. Be comforted by God's promise that one day soon death, mourning, and pain will be gone from the earth forever. (Revelation 21:3,4)
Until that time, may the love and support of family and friends help to ease the pain of your loss.
Until that time, may the love and support of family and friends help to ease the pain of your loss.
Message from Belleville IL
October 14, 2016 10:46 AM
Norma and I first met as students at Rock Junior High School in East St. Louis. In the early 60s, I was reacquainted with Norma and met Norvel through Phyllis and John Moisson and had many good times together. Norma, Phyllis, and I were members of Junior Service Club of St. Clair County. I had a brief career as a newspaper reporter and had fun preparing a story about Norma and Norvel and their careers in the military where she outranked her husband. I later became a nurse, as were Norma and Phyllis. I saw Penny only a couple of times when she was a very small girl--just a few years old. I last saw Norma 10+ years ago at the art store in Fairview Heights. Our friends are leaving us, but we are left with fond memories. John and Phyllis are both deceased. Tempus fugit. Nancy Macklin, Belleville IL
Message from Barbara Kampmeyer Hefferly
October 14, 2016 8:58 AM
I had lost track of Norma over the years and I am so sorry to hear of her passing. I have to tell you a story of her that sticks in my mind, especially at this time of year. On Halloween of the year Penny was probably 2 or 3 I knew she would bring her trick or treating and I was prepared. I had borrowed a gorilla costume from a friend and when Norma and Penny arrived at my front door I went out the back dressed in said costume. Reentering the house at the front door. Of course Norma had no idea it was me and I walked up to her and took the bag or treats from her and ran she ran after me and we had a merry time going around the table until I removed the gorilla head. We laughed and laughed. Be comforted by the goodness of her soul and know that she will rest in the arms of her Father above.
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