Obituary

Norma Irene Wickens (nee Niblock) 1923 - 2015 Norma passed away peacefully on March 30, 2015 at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. She was predeceased by her husband, Ewart in 2005. Norma will be greatly missed by her sister Susan Gaudion (Wilson), Garden Hill, Ontario and her brother Douglas Niblock (the late Kathleen), Perth, Ontario. She was predeceased by her brother Jack (the late Irene) and her sister Shirley (the late Jack Whittaker). Norma leaves many nieces and nephews with fond memories of good family celebrations. We would like to thank the Claremont Retirement Residence for the kind care and fun times over the years Norma resided there. There will be a private family funeral. Arrangements entrusted to Cardinal Funeral Homes Annette Chapel. www.cardinalfuneralhomes.com

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April 13, 2015
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A private family funeral will be held.
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April 12, 2015
Carol Glenn Lowery
Dear Susan, We were so sorry to read of Norma's passing. She and Uncle "Wick" were a huge part of our childhoods. We eagerly looked forward to their visits to Toronto and Temagami. We know you will miss her and so will many others especially the "children" of the members of the bridge club. She was a "Fairy Godmother" to all of us. Carol Glenn Lowery, Judy Glenn, Pam Glenn Sinclair
April 08, 2015
Gail Brooker
Susan Thank you for letting the Gardiner know. I am in Mexico and would not have seen it in any paper. I knew Norma and Ewart first through Betty and George MacDonald in Mtl. And then later reconnected in Toronto again through Betty and then at the Gardiner because I was a docent there. I know you will miss her terribly. Gail Brooker
April 07, 2015
Ann Morrison
Norma will be so missed at the Gardiner, even though a Sustaining Member. I knew her when I first started there some 25 years ago. What a wonderful and thoughtful person. She will be so missed by all God Bless
April 07, 2015
Meredith Chilton
Dear Susan, and members of Norma's family, I was so very sad to hear of Norma's death. She was the most wonderful lady, it was a great delight to know her. She contributed so much to the Gardiner Museum and was beloved by us all: Helen Gardiner, her fellow volunteers, the staff and the public. Her lovely smile and charming, helpful personality will be long remembered and treasured. I will miss her. With sincere condolences, Meredith Meredith Chilton Founding Curator and Acting Chief Curator Gardiner Museum