Norma J. Finn, age 78, of Kingwood, Texas passed away on Tuesday, April 9, 2019. She was born in Lincoln, Illinois on December 10, 1940.
Her parents were Ben and Pauline Aper from Atlanta, Illinois.
She and her late husband David Finn loved going on cruises and taking trips to England visiting Davids late mother Helen Finn from Stockport, England. While there they also enjoyed time with all their extended family and friends.
Norma was preceded in death by her husband David Finn. Mother and father Ben and Pauline Aper of Atlanta, Illinois and mother in-law Helen Finn from Stockport, England. Norma is survived by her brother Harvey Aper and his wife Helen of Petersburg, Illinois. Son Brett McMath and daughter Brenda Pruett. She has 2 grandchildren Clint Eshelman and his girlfriend Jennifer Caddell. Grandson A.C. Pruett and his wife Megan along with along with her great grandchild Tenley Jo Pruett whom she loved all dearly.
She will be missed-but she will always be with us. A heartful thank you to Don and Faye McMath.
In lieu of flowers, at her request a donation in her name be made to a no kill shelter of your choice.
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2 Responses
So sad to see that Norman
passed! Worked with her at
Pens and Pencils and have
seen her over the years on
the greenbelts, HEB etc.
Always had a smile on her
face and a sweet personality.
So sorry for you Brett and
Brenda.
My deepest sympathy to both Brett and Brenda. Your mom was not only a classmate, but also a roommates, first at the YWCA in Peoria and then in sharing an apartment with two other gals who were also attending Brown’s Business School. We had some really good times. So sorry for your loss.