i know you are in heaven smiling down on all of us. we miss you and your wonderful light grandma. love your grandson jesse and great granddaughter danielle

Today - April 16 - would have been Mom's 87th birthday. I love and miss you momma. Think about you every day.

Norma - a Very fun loving and caring person for others. Her reward in Heaven should be fantastic. I am sure if needs be she is still friendly , caring to others. I enjoyed many great times with her and apppreciated her positive thinking very well.  Mary Lou

I met Norma through Mary Kay and through church at MBC. Such a sweet lady. I never knew of all the struggles she endured throughout her life but it certainly made her a beautiful person, inside and out.

Oh yes, how well I remember the wonderful times I had with Norma especially involved with the Mary Kay groups. Also the care she took of elderly women in her home and her more than beautiful flower gardens. Yes, she will be forever missed. Mary Lou

Dear LouAnne, Tom & the entire family,
Thanks for giving me this opportunity to enjoy and visit with Ms. Norma Davis; beautifully done! This site can open your eyes to all that she was, and still is, in the hearts of all those that truly loved her.

I am SO glad to have had Norma as a friend and neighbor. She will always be a beautiful memory and an example of how love is to be extended to all. I am so fortunate to have had her in my life.

Yes, we remembered her b/d - I had her picture on our credenza ahd a few wils picked daiseys in front of it yesterday and today. I remembered the great times we had together especially with the Mary Kay projects. I know she is happy and both of you a

Lou Ann, Tom & Family ~

Thinking fond thoughts of Norma on her birthday. We always sent her a card and it seems odd not doing that this year. She was a sweet lady.

I still remember the day Norma handed me one of her Mary Kay business cards. I knew then that she was a very special lady. I can hear her laugh as I write this. Thank you for letting me know you Norma.

My Mom, Norene Williams, and Norma were best friends. They had so many good times together. They sang in Sweet Adelines together, and Norma invited Mom to go with her to MBC church. Mom and I still go there. They would go out to eat together and go places together. She was there for Mom when she needed her.
  Norma was a very special person and will greatly missed.

Norma and I were good friends since the 2nd grade at Ballast Point School, when her family moved to the next block from our family. Her brother, Bobby, and my brother, Guy, were friends, too. Norma and I graduated from Plant High School in 1944 & have kept in touch ever since. To her family & friends, a prayer of heartfelt sympathy. I'm glad I knew her.
Joy Risley Crichlow, Lakeland, FL.

Mary Lou McWhorter Candle lit Feb 2nd, 2011
Will always remember Norma as she brought me to Mary Kay with her as she wanted me to learn the power of Positive Thinking. She was always an inspiration , also as she took care of so many elderly persons and they often came before her in her way of life.
also her beautiful flower gardens which were so beautiful.

I was so fortunate to have met Norma. She became my closest friend and confidant. Norma was one of those rare people who not only saw the glass half full, she would pour the contents into a smaller glass and hand you a full one. If everything around her seemed to be crumbling, she would gather the crumbs and hand you a cake. Norma made the world a better place and me a better person. I love her.

While I didn't know Norma very well, I do know that she made my grandfather, Bob Hamill, very happy in his later years. He would beam when he was around her, and for that I'm truly grateful. Norma's warm smile and sweet disposition will live on in my memory.

Hello Lou Ann and Norma,

Your Mom (Norma) sure brightened up my Dad's life for several years until his death. And, perhaps vice versa. They always seemed to be laughing and kidding with each other. Always had fun with them when we visited Tampa, especially when we took them to dinner. We never knew which one would select what they would eat.

Life goes on, but the memories linger. Thanks Noma

Best wishes and condolences.
-Raymond Miller
Ballsat Point-Class of 1941
Plant High-Class of 1944

I will always remember my Aunt Norma as being very beautiful. When we were children at our nanny's house we would go to the part to play (The park was several blocks away) and when it was time to come home Aunt Norma could step out on the front porch and we kids could hear her whistle for us to come home. Good memories always!Love Barbara

Grandma Davis, you were a beautiful person inside and out. I have always been impressed by your strength and determination and strive to exhibit those same characteristics in my own life. You were loving and kind and always put others first. We love you very much and will miss you.

Norma; I first met you in Mary Kay where you were once a Red Jacket leader. You always had a smile and was so helpful to others. I miss your smiling face in our MBC church choir before you left. Several other MK friends and I were just speaking of you just last week. May you rest in peace in His arms.

Grandma Davis, you were always a light to the world for this family and for all those you touched. I didn't have a whole lot of time with you in my lifetime with you, but all the times I did have, you always had words of wisdom and ways of teaching things about life that otherwise seemed unimportant. Thank you for touching my life and the lives of others that you came in contact with. We love you