Norma Dickson Brock

My sincere condolences to the family at the passing of Norma. Although I did not know Norma on a personal basis, it seems you get to know a lot about them during conversations and phone calls. Bill and Brandon, I think of you often and the good old days at General Motors. Again my deepest sympathy.

Brandon, you and your family are in my thoughts. Your mother holds a special place in your heart and you must remember all of the wonderful times through the years. It is these memories, that will get you through this most difficult time.

Please accept my condolences.

Brandon and Maureen and Family: Very sorry to hear about your mother Brandon. Please accept our condolences. Ken and Marion

A lot of my memories of Aunt Norma are the same as those expressed by my sister Jennifer Adams in her condolences.
To add to those thoughts, I will always have fond memories of the Brock / McKittrick families going on joint camping trips. As excited about the outing as the five young kids were with the camping adventure, Norma contributed to the experience with her own energy and expressive approach. Norma always took the time to show interest in what each and every one of us young ones were doing at the time – in a personal one-on-one exchange.
In later life, I and my family were fortunate enough to enjoy visits by Bill and Norma out here on the West Coast. Norma’s love of life always continued to exude from her very presence – even during the last difficult years.
Bill, Wendy and Brandon, on behalf of my mother Donna (Norma’s younger sister), my wife Cher and myself, our thoughts are with you.