Condolence: To the family of Norma Ashlock. I had missed seeing Norma around work, and then heard from a past co-worker and friend Deana, that Norma had passed away. I have been around Honeywell for 30+ years myself and I remember in my younger years finding Norma friendly and helpful. We always greeted one another as we passed in the hallways. I will so miss seeing her smiling face. My prayers are with her family as it is never easy to lose a Mom/Grandma/Sister. God Bless!

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. Irene was a great person and will be missed.

Condolence: I am sorry to hear of Norma's passing. I really enjoyed talking to her at work. She was a great person and extremely proud of her family. I wish I would have seen this earlier to have been to the funeral. My prayers are with the family.

Condolence: Sandi and family,

I am so very, very sorry to hear of your loss. I only met her a couple of times but she seemed to be a peaceful soul. I know she was a big part of your life. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Bill & Lisa

Condolence: Worked with Norma over the last 20 years. She was a very nice and caring lady with a great sense of humor and I will miss her presence. My condolences to her family. She did love her family. God bless.

Condolence: Sending my deep condolences to Norma's family. She was kind and sweet.

Condolence: To the family of Norma Ashlock: We express our sincere and deepest sympathies. We will miss Norma at work and leave you with a host of prayers and well wishes. God Bless.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to you, Sandi, and all the rest of the family. There are no words I could say that will make your grief any easier. I wish there was. She will be missed. I know how much she was loved by her mother and stepfather, my dad. I didn't get to see her that often living out of state but I felt like I knew her much more by listening to them talk about her. You remain in our hearts and prayers. May God bring you comfort and strength.

Condolence: Sandi & Family,
I’ve known Norma for her entire career and can share that she was always the most generous, friendly and reliable co-worker anyone could ever have. A great friend as well. Over the course of three decades you learn a lot about those you work with. I can vouch that the favorite part of Norma’s day was leaving work and going home to an event or game that her grand kids were involved. Not a bad set of priorities. We’ll all miss her.