Norma Angell
Posted By Ballard Sunder Funeral Home On February 20, 2016 @ 4:19 pm In 2016,Obituaries | 10 Comments
Late Friday evening, February 19, 2016, at her home in Savage, MN, Norma J. Angell was once again reunited with her beautiful and beloved daughter, Marissa, and parents, Edward and Margaret Boeck, in eternal life.
Norma’s life will be honored with a time of gathering on Wednesday, February 24 from 4-7 pm at Ballard-Sunder Funeral and Cremation, 4565 Pleasant Street SE, Prior Lake, and one hour prior to the mass at church. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Thursday, February 25 at 11 am, at St. Michael Catholic Church, 16311 Duluth Avenue SE, Prior Lake. Father Tom Walker will preside with Brian Pratt as the urn bearer. Memorials are preferred and will be distributed in Norma’s memory by the family.
The parents, Edward and Margaret (Enderle) Boeck, announced the birth of their daughter Norma Jean on December 7, 1959, in Chisholm, MN. She grew up most of her years in Fergus Falls, MN, where Norma graduated high school in 1978. Her life was enriched when united in Holy Matrimony to Charles Angell on May 26, 1988, in Lake Tahoe, CA. On October 15, 1989, they were blessed with a beautiful baby girl, Marissa. Norma was employed by Park Nicollet Medical Center for nearly 35 years.
Left to honor Norma’s life and mourn her death are her husband of 27 years, Charlie; siblings, Kathryn (George Ham) Pratt, David Boeck, Bob Boeck, Mary Steussy, Jane (Jerry) Rapp, Joyce (Gregg) Steussy, Donald (Melisa) Boeck, Ann (Shawn) Magee; parents-in-law, Gordon and Barbara Angell; siblings-in-law, Nancy (Scott) Carlson, Larry (Sandy) Angell; other loving relatives and devoted friends.
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Prayers with that His almighty strength He may keep you always in His tender care.
I count myself blessed to have known you Norma, for an amazing year when I arrived as an exchange student from South Africa. I joined the Senior year at FF HS in 77-78 where you and your circle of good mates made me feel sooo welcome and accepted that this experience still stands out as a truly special one in my life. I still remember over 30 years ago the giggles, the nonsense, the fun, the laughter and the amazing talks we shared. The angels are lucky to have you in their company!! My thoughts and prayers go out to your family….. from across the miles…..Helen Wood (Sunshine Coast, Australia) xxx
My prayers and thoughts are with Charlie and all Norma’s family. Rest in peace my dear cousin. See you soon in glory!
Dear Don and Melisa, All of your friends from the Oelwein Register send their deepest sympathy to you and your family at this time of great loss and sadness! We hope you will find comfort in great memories, prayers and support from friends and loved ones. Thinking of you and praying for God’s comfort.
Dear Charlie – I am so shocked and saddened by this news. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and Norma’s entire circle of family and friends. Norma and Marissa are again holding hands in peace watching over you.
Joyce,
Words may not suffice to express the heartfelt sorrow that I feel for you and your family. Please know that I will keep Norma in my prayers.
Prayers for all of Norma’s family. Although I did not know Norma; I know that IF she was anything like her sister Mary Steussy–she had to be an awesome lady!! Mary spoke highly of Norma and her daughter who had also passed away from a brain tumor. May she rest in peace.
I’m feeling deep sorrow that I cannot be with all of you tonight during this time of gathering at Norma’s visitation….please know that I am thinking of you all; however I will see you tomorrow. My friend of over 40 years….I’m going to miss you so much and will find Sunday’s so hard to bear since that has been my “phone call to Norma” day for the past several weeks. Our circle of friends for so many years is broken and our hearts ache. Scott and Norma shared a special relationship that only some of us can truly understand and I know they are in heaven having some pretty good conversations, sharing some really good hugs and teasing each other in the naughty way they did.
I will miss her forever, right along with all of you….Much love to you all~
My sincere sympathy to the Angell & Boeck familes;
I’m very sorry for your loss – what a beautiful woman!
Unfortunately, I did not know her personally, and I hope that your shared memories will bring comfort to each other during this difficult time.
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Charlie, Kathy, David, Bob, Mary, Jane, Joyce, Donald, Ann and families…Because Norma has touched the lives of so many – – she will live on in each of us. As we look at photos from times we shared together, we can’t help but smile. Her laughter, her humor, her spunk, her caring, her love for family and friends, and her deep compassion for understanding those hurting from deep sorrows — means she has left her indelible imprint on this earth. Even now, in her passing, she is instructing us to: “Live! Love! Have fun! Be happy! Make it count! Holy crap – – don’t wait, do it now!” Norma has friendships that have lasted all of her life (OLV & FFHS ’78) and has built new friendships that will last all of their lives (Marissa’s friends, colleagues…). She brought joy to all of us lucky enough to call her friend. We miss her so already. Charlie – – may the support and love you have felt around you and Norma in the past year/years bring you strength as you journey forward with the loves of your life watching over you. We celebrate the life of Norma!