Condolence: I remember Norma Woods as a sweet and caring lady. When I first came to Grace Bible Church she was my first Sunday School teacher. She care for the feelings of others too. I have a story that I could relate but it would take a lot of time but the incident never left my mind and will always remember her as thoughtful and caring. This is one of the most difficult times one person will have to face in life and I had to face to earlier and faster as in unexpected then I ever thought I would! Mr. Howard, Mr. Eric and Mr. Kent Woods, I know you probably know and have already heard this but sometimes reading it helps, God will see you through this valley if you let Him. I am still going through my own after the death of my husband and I take each day one day at time. Sometimes it is moment by moment because some days are rougher and darker than others. My husband and I were close so when the Lord took Him at 58, unexpected, no sign of sickness, and gone in three weeks of diagnosis it was a shocker. So I am still walking in that valley and my prayers are going to be for and with you through this. I am sorry for you that you lost her here on earth but please remember this is not the end. You will have eternity together. We have the Lord Jesus to give our thanks for that. I will be praying and until we meet again God’s abundant blessings be on you and your families!

Condolence: Remembering Norma as a faithful soldier of the cross. She was one who you would be sure to see at every service of the church. And one who invited many servants of the Lord into her home recieving Christian hospitality to the fullest. kMany years of her life were spent serving in Christian ministries. Norma's roles as wife and mother insured a happy and stable home. We, of Grace Bible Church will greatly miss her. But our loss is Heaven's gain. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.