1924
2017
Norma A. Matthes, age 92, died April 19, 2017. She was born July 31, 1924. Beloved wife of the late George DeCuman and the late Robert Matthes. Loving mother of Carolyn (Gary) Bulgarelli and Sandy (Tom) Schoof. Step-mother of Robert (Ming Chu) Matthes, the late John (Yvonne) Matthes, Timothy (Kelly) Matthes, and Thomas Matthes. Dearest grandmother of Gary Bulgarelli Jr., Bryan (Shelly) Bulgarelli, Scott (Dawn) Schoof, and George (Cindy) Schoof. Step-grandmother of eight. Great-grandmother of 11. Step-great-grandmother of eight. Dear sister of Kenny (Madeline) Pringle, Joan (the late Floyd) Slate, Arlene (Glenn) Harbough, and Donna Alloy. Sister-in-law of Barbara Pringle. She was predeceased by her parents Virginia and David Pringle and her siblings Tom Pringle, Eugene (Lorraine) Pringle, David Pringle, and Diane (Ronald) LeVey. Visitation Monday, April 24, 2017 from 10 am until time of service at 12:30 pm at Resurrection Funeral Home, 40800 Hayes Rd., Clinton Township. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery, Clinton Township, Michigan.
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April 24, 2017
Karen Shell
Aunt Norma, one of the best. You will always be loved and missed. Prayers to the family.
April 23, 2017
Sandy Schoof
Mom....Our home is now going to have a deep void in it without your presence. I will MISS hearing you sing each morning as you came downstairs for breakfast "If you're happy and you know it clap your hands!" Give Dad a HUG and KISS from us, and Grandma and Grandpa too! THANK YOU for being my WONDERFUL MOM ! LOVE and MISS YOU!
Till we meet again in Paradise XXXOOO...
April 23, 2017
Donna Alloy
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Dear Sister
You are going to be missed but never forgotten! You will live on in our hearts always. You were the best sister anyone could ask for. Always kind and loving. Miss you already sis and you will be in my heart forever. I know mom and dad and other family members were there to greet you with their arms opened wide. A perfect servant to the Lord who I know is holding you in his arms right ow. RIP sis and I know one day we will meet again in that heavenly place!! love baby sis Donna
April 23, 2017
Donna Alloy
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Dear Sister
You are going to be missed but never forgotten! You will live on in our hearts always. You were the best sister anyone could ask for. Always kind and loving. Miss you already sis and you will be in my heart forever. I know mom and dad and other family members were there to greet you with their arms opened wide. A perfect servant to the Lord who I know is holding you in his arms right ow. RIP sis and I know one day we will meet again in that heavenly place!! Love your baby sis
April 23, 2017
Donna Alloy
Dear Sister
You are going to be missed but never forgotten! You will live on in our hearts always. You were the best sister anyone could ask for. Always kind and loving. Miss you already sis and you will be in my heart forever. I know mom and dad and other family members were there to greet you with their arms opened wide. A perfect servant to the Lord who I know is holding you in his arms right ow. RIP sis and I know one day we will meet again in that heavenly place!! love your baby sis Donna
April 23, 2017
April 23, 2017
Mom...still can't believe you're gone and I won't hear "so, what's going on for today" any more. I keep looking in your room to see if you're sitting in your chair reading the paper. You'll be in my heart till I meet you in Heaven some day, when I can be in your arms.
XOXOX
Carolyn
April 23, 2017
Lucky May
Auntie Norma I remember so many wondeful things about the time I stayed with you during Sandy's wedding. You were very kind and loving. I know you are dancing and laughing up in Heaven with your family. Love you
April 22, 2017
Dear Sister
You are going to be missed but never forgotten! You will live on in our hearts always. You were the best sister anyone could ask for. Always kind and loving. Miss you already sis and you will be in my heart forever. I know mom and dad and other family members were there to greet you with their arms opened wide. A perfect servant to the Lord who I know is holding you in his arms right ow. RIP sis and I know one day we will meet again in that heavenly place!!
April 21, 2017
Sherrie Butler
Will miss you, Aunt Norma...you were a kind, classy,and loving person......you enjoyed a wonderful life!
April 20, 2017
Michael McInerney
Dear Carolyn and Sandy, My thoughts and prayers are with you and with your family. May God give you the peace and comfort that you need. Cherish all of the many precious memories, as I know you will.
Blessings,
Michael
April 20, 2017
Jane Johnston
You will truly be missed, our hearts our saddened, but know you lived your life to the fullest dancing right up to the end. Dance your way to your loves in heaven. Be our guardian angel here.
April 20, 2017
Michele Bryson
Aunt Norma was very special to me. The thought of her brings back happy childhood memories. I can't have a glass of grape juice without thinking of her generous caring and sweet spirit. I know she went straight to Heaven and I pray I meet her there one day.
April 20, 2017
Karen Grasmuck
Aunt Norma and Uncle George were my God parents and always a great example to the faith! I felt the strength of that as I matured in my own walk! Thank you Aunt Norma, Rest in peace!
April 20, 2017
Christine Mulligan
Our hearts are sad for our loss but heaven has gained a beautiful angel now. Aunt Norma will always be in our hearts. Love Christy
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