Nora Genevieve Everett

Uncle John, cousins Michael and Anne Marie; my thoughts are with you during this time of such great loss.

Like so many others, my memories of my Aunt Nora are numerous and fill my heart with happiness.

As a small child I can remember swimming in her pool, enjoying her baked goods and cookies (which always seemed to be around), being allowed to "try" to play music on her organ, and listening to the wonderful music that she played on either her

Uncle John, cousins Michael and Anne Marie; my thoughts are with you during this time of such great loss.

Like so many others, my memories of my Aunt Nora are numerous and fill my heart with happiness.

As a small child I can remember swimming in her pool, enjoying her baked goods and cookies (which always seemed to be around), being allowed to "try" to play music on her organ, and listening to the wonderful music that she played on either her own piano or organ, the pipe organ at a local church, an organ at a recital, etc...

Her gift as a singer was equal to her gift as an instrumentalist and will always be one of my fond memories as will be the sound of her laugh !

She was instrumental in teaching me at a young age to appreciate music and was one of the reasons that music and singing became one of my life's treasures and blessings.

One of my earliest musical memories was hearing her play "Yellow Bird" on her organ. She knew that when her young nephew visited her that she would end up having to play "Yellow Bird" before I left.

Aunt Nora, up there, where you are now at peace and once again healthy and free, may there be many Yellow Birds to accompany you !!!

Love,

Greg

I have such fond memories of my wonderful Aunt Nora throughout my entire life. We had especially grown closer as I got older. She taught me how to make my Grandma's infamous meat pie, bakery cakes, Christmas cookies and how to knit. We had such deep converstions and shared lots of secrets. She loved my children as she would her own, and I wish she could of met our youngest of six, who was born 4 years ago. I have

I have such fond memories of my wonderful Aunt Nora throughout my entire life. We had especially grown closer as I got older. She taught me how to make my Grandma's infamous meat pie, bakery cakes, Christmas cookies and how to knit. We had such deep converstions and shared lots of secrets. She loved my children as she would her own, and I wish she could of met our youngest of six, who was born 4 years ago. I have the beautiful pink blanket that she knitted for me when I was young, and I will pass it down to each of my daughters. She was such an instrumental part of my life and I will deeply miss her. Uncle John, Ann and Michael, you are in our prayers and thoughts for the loss of such a wonderful lady~ she was my inspiration. I will cherish all the wonderful memories we made together with my family. She is now in the arms of God and her suffering is no more. Grandma was there to greet her into Paradise!

We love and miss you so much Aunt Nora~ until we meet again...
Lori, Mike, Lindsay, Ethan, Bret, Matthew, Leighanna and Lexis

Nora taught piano and organ lessons to my mom, sister, and me, for many years. She was an accomplished musician, as well as a sweet and wonderful person. I will always think of her with fond memories.
Yvonne Cushing Betts

Aunt Nora was a very special person. I will always have great memories of her kindness, her music and her love. She will be missed.
To John, Michael and Ann, my condolences and thoughts are
with you in this time of sorrow and reflection.

Ric Fisher