I am sorry to know of the passing of Gladys Norman. My family and I offer our condolences to her family and friends.

I will fondly remember Gladys from the many happy family occasions at the Norman/Craco home. Gladys always contributed interesting conversation when she participated at these various occasions. She was exceptionally informed on a variety of topics with many words of wisdom. She, also, always contributed her delicious "homemade" specialties for these occasions displaying her wonderful culinary skills!

She will be missed by her family and friends!

In sympathy,
Joan M. Craco
Neil F. Ciarcia
Jeffrey P. Ciarcia

Auntie Goldie; all my comfort comes from knowing that you now have your Judy back, and it warms my heart that my mom has you back too. Uncle George made a DVD of all the home movies filmed in the 30s and 40s on Dover road and at the beach, amazing, still living, moments captured for us forever; I imagine all of you together again, relaxing at the beach, swimming, talking, and loving everything about life, even in death.
There are moments every day that I get to feel my mom's presence; I'm looking forward to your visits as well.
We all love you and know that your spirit will live on through all of us, every moment, every day.

Dear Beezy and Robert,
So sorry I could not attend the funeral today for your mom. Our love and thoughts are with you....and with Gladys, whose smiling face, warmth and affection I will always cherish. So many memories...we will all miss her.
Love,
Ruth

I was very saddened to hear about Gladys' death. Last I saw her (which was a while ago), we crossed paths at the Crown and had a lovely conversation, characterized by her usual warmth and wisdom. I have many fond memories of Gladys for as long as I can remember -- playing bridge with my mother, involved with various Jewish activities in the community, attending family events through the years....not to mention her wonderful baking! A lovely woman who will be greatly missed!