Miss talking to you, miss hearing you say hey Curtis 💜

I meet Nancy when I worked at M.D. Anderson.  She loved her grandchildren unconditionally.
She taught me how to croquet.
She also told me about astrology.
Before my granddaughter was born she told me how she was going to be and often asked me how was that Aries and she would laugh when I would say doing exactly what you said she would do.
She had a smile that would light up a room, and a strut that showed confidence.
We talked all the time and had plans on meeting for lunch or going to the casino, 
We never did, and I regret that.
I can hear her calling my CURTIS😊.
I called her my Nancy Ree she called me a couple of weeks ago, we talked and laughed.
We said we would talk later. I called her after the holidays to check on her and got no answer, I thought she was watching her stories.
She had been on my mind to call her that morning 1/6/21, when I got the call she had passed. 
Now it’s goodnight my Nancy Ree I’ll see you in the morning!

Nancy Norman my beautiful loving aunt she taught me my first word ____ and told me Norman's don't take no ____ it's pride in being a Norman and to always to be proud. My father loved his sister he would always tell me stories of them growing up and how much fun they had together and when I would  call her she would tell me the same about my father but they both spoke highly on the name Norman and I am so proud to be a Norman and to have had a strong auntie that loved everyone I know she's in heaven now with her brother and sister mother and father with a team like that in heaven I have no worries down here on Earth because I know they're all watching over me because I'm that crazy Norman just like my auntie love you Auntie see you at the crossroads Rhonda Kim Norman

I had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Nancy when I started to work at MD Anderson Cancer Center.  She was a very special person from the start.  She helped even when I had so many  questions.  Ms. Nancy had a wonderful sense of humor and an even better way of expressing herself.  I will miss her kindness, smile, laugh and her beautiful face.  Goodnight Ms. Nancy and we'll all see you in a while.   
My deepest condolences to Ms. Nancy's family.  May God guide you through this most difficult time. Let your memories bring you a little peace.  God bless you and your family. 
Cecy Oliva-Blum.   


Nancy!! What a sweet, sassy and selfless woman! It was a complete joy to come to work and see Nancy,  have fun and work at the same time.

 As the baby of the Communications Department I learned a lot from Nancy and on many occasions Gary and I would run the lunch errands and stay for an extended period of time. 👀😆
Nancy would sometimes become  agitated and we'd know it because she'd grunt, widened those beautiful eyes, or give you a few choice words! We love and respected her!  Nancy received a long-term beautiful gift on Christmas Day.

 We will sorely miss her and hold tight to the beautiful memories that will be treasured a lifetime! Love and prayers to the family!
~Alfredia Lee 

Nancy and I worked at MDAnderson Cancer Hospital in Tele-Communications. We became best friends immediately and found we had so much in common. Her spirit was one of joy and happiness, and love of family. Condolences to the family, and asking God to give the family strength during these difficult times.
Sincerely,
Barbara Green

I remember when I first met her. I remember thinking wow she is a beautiful blackwoman.I was in awe of her she seemed larger than life.She was so wise and always a life story to tell
Her laugh would feel the room
She walked into a room  with such Dignity
Her shoulders straight and her head high.
With that beautiful smile. She was a mentor,mother and a friend to me 
I remember talking to her about everything 
And she would tell it like it is!!
She taught me to dream and believe in myself.
I love her adventurous spirit and her zest for life
One of my many fond memories of her was one of our many trips to the beach or to the park.
I loved her so much and I will truly miss her
I love you Nancy🦋


I can recall the fond memories  of sitting on a step below Nancy as she put Shirley Temple curls in my hair when I was a little girl.  I was always happy to be in her presence because she would  address me  by my nickname (“Chee Chee” ) with a big smile and a loving glare.   She taught me the basics about Astrology by showing me how to make a sun and moon charts.  May Allah (God) Bless Nancy, forgive her sins, and Grant her Paradise. May Allah also comfort you Rene and your children and grandchild. 

As a child I was real close to my auntie , when she hugged me I felt so loved. She taught me my A B C, s with chalk on a bedroom door she made learning so easy . When she would be getting ready to go to work or going out for fun I would always be their looking at how she put on her make up and asking while whining can I go  I didn’t want her to leave me. My auntie loved having fun she did a lot of things with us she will be missed. Rhonda 

OBITUARIO

Ms. Nancy Norman

6 mayo, 1942 – 25 diciembre, 2020

Carl Barnes Funeral Home

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