Condolence: Dear Neilson Family, please accept my sincere sympathy at this time of great loss. The thoughts and prayers of my family and I are with you.

Condolence: We send our deepest sympathy to Eddie and the family. What a beautiful picture of Norma. It is how I will always remember her as she was at Bridge Street School. What wonderful memories we will always carry with us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love, Helen and Dave

Condolence: To The Neilson Family,
I have such fond memories of being a kid at Bridge St. School. Mrs. Neilson always smiled and made me feel special. In no time at all, it seems, my own son was at Bridge St. Mrs. Neilson, to me, represents a simpler time in Suffield, where everyone knew who you were. I remember Mrs. Neilson calling yet again because my son had another bloody nose in school, which isn't allowed in this day & age. She'd say, "Don't worry, Mr. Neilson is on his way...he'll bring him home for you". She holds a special place in my heart. May she be at peace.
Amy Reay (Halladay Farm)

Condolence: Ed, Nancy and Glen and your families, please accept our deepest sympathy. Norma was so special to so many of us in the school system and in the town. I would always look forward to stopping by Bridge St. School to see her bright and welcoming smile. Ed, you two were such wonderful models of married life... I so often appreciated that. Even though I am here in far-away Texas, please know that you are all in my heart which is saddened by her passing, but so thankful for also having her as part of my life. Love, Becky

Condolence: Dear Ed,
It has been years of course, but my brother Dick has told me he sees you at Valenti's, and the pain you were going through. So sorry about "Beeb's" passing. Just remember,it is only her tired body that is gone, but her spirit will live on. Be aware of strange little happenings--songs you both loved, lights blinking--that will be her saying hello. My deepest sympathy, Ceil Lewonchuk

Condolence: Lucille and I send our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Norma. In the class of 1940 she not only was one of the smartest but also one of the greatest. I'm glad that you brought her to our last reunion. Your love for her never faltered. Lucille & Paul Tatro

Condolence: It's difficult to express the many memories we have of Beeb. She'll never be far away from us as we recall her
smile, helpfulness and just being Beeb. I can hear her
now, opening my kitchen door on Halladay Avenue and calling "Harriet -- How you doin'?" And there was Beeb's chicken soup when necessary!! Rest in peace, my
friend.

Condolence: Gary and I were sorry to hear of Norma's passing. Please accept our sympathies for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.