My husband Bob worked for Tony for many years until his death at 45 of a heart attack. I remember how caring Tony and Norma were. He set up a collection site at his station for everyone who knew Bob. My children were 10-15-1nd 19 at that time.
Bob and I managed to see Tony and Norma and their children on different occasions which I loved. I will never forget those days. I was so saddened to see that Tony and Norma died within three days of each other. My heart goes out to all of their wonderful children who now have a huge burden to bear. I am so saddened and will miss them terribly.
There are no words I know that can ease your pain, but I do know that they are both in the arms of our Lord in their Heavenly home. May God bless all of you and give you strength to get through each day.
All my love, Yolanda Skinner
My most heartfelt condolences to all of the family..so many fond memories...not only the chocolate chip cookies, chicken noodle soup (which later I learned was Lipton), she always made it special. The rides to the bakery..hmmmm Aways a smile...I am grateful I was able to see both, Tony and Norma a few weeks ago...Thank you Carol..
Again my sadness is so great for you kids. I guess it makes sense that your mom wanted to be with your Dad. Behind all great men is a women. Boy your mom was the calmest loving and caring person. I stated about your Dad and it fits here. If she is not in heaven then none of us will make. I am praying for you all. But remember you folks will always be a part of you and they will never let you down. Tom Muench
