Birth date: Aug 17, 1929 Death date: Jul 25, 2017
Norma Kennedy, 87, a sixty year resident of Fayetteville, AR, passed away July 25, 2017 in Springdale. She was born August 17, 1929 in St. Louis, MO to James Clay Dolley and Lois (Dee) Dolley. In her early years, the family travel Read Obituary
Karen and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Norma. I will always remember her as one of the alumnae at Delta Nu Theta that meant so much to me. She was so supportive and a joy to be around. I am glad I got to see her this year at a Theta luncheon. I send my deepest sympathy, Roberta Boyd Billingsley
Karen, my deepest sympathies in the death of your mother. I knew her best as a member of the Theta House corporation for Delta Nu. But reading her obituary I see we have so much in common. I also swam competitively and was a 50 year Red Cross WSI and other RC Instructor. Having graduated from High School in Austin, Texas I also floated in the Guadalupe River, mainly at Camp Warneke, Texas. I will be sure and tell my sister René Starr about your mother's death. Again my deepest sympathies.
Karen, A few minutes ago I sat down to catch up on my "behind reading" - both newspapers and magazines from several weeks. When I saw your mother's picture, I was so sad for your family! But, what a great lady and legacy she left for all of you. Losing her will always leave a "hole in your heart", but it does become less acute over time, but will still be there. Ed and I send our sympathy; God bless. Marinell Adair
Dear Karen and Lauren, So sorry to hear of Norma's death. I know we had gaps of time when we didn't see each other but in the early years at the Kennedy Home in Kilgore, I so looked forward to your family coming to join us during the holidays!Norma was always so much fun and easy for me to connect. I enjoyed her humor and laughter. If you ever get this way, please give me a call! Love to all!
When I transferred to Chapter BU, I was thrilled to find another University of Texas graduate there--Norma! Our mutual affection for UT cemented our relationship. She became our travel agent, my answer lady as Endy Kaye, and my PEO mentor. I adored her. I know that Chapter Eternal is energized by her laugh, her "get it done" attitude, and her sense of humor. I'm sure she's calling everyone "presh". Lots of love from me and from Chapter BU.
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your wonderful mother, Norma! She was a great lady and one that will be missed by family and friends. May the Lord comfort all of you and strengthen you during this time.
Your mom was one in a million! I'll never forget her laugh or her loving nature every time I saw her. I have so many good memories of her and your family that will stay in my heart ?. She was always there for mom and mom loved her so much!! She is going to be missed. After mom passed, when I would see Norma, it was like I saw a little of mom too:) I loved her dearly!
Karen, I'm so sorry. You have had a tough time lately,first your brother , and now Norma. I'm thinking of you and praying for you. Sincerely, Wayne Buckley
We did not know your mom but we know she must have been a great person,she accomplished so much in her life. Karen, you can be proud to have been her daughter. We will be thinking of your family during this time and we will be praying for you.
We did not have the pleasure of knowing your mom Karen but knowing you we feel we somehow have a glimpse of the person your mom was. You can be proud you are her daughter.
