I had the pleasure of working and knowing Norma in the 1980s in New Jersey. We had a special group of friends that loved to get together and laugh. Norma always had that wonderful smile and good words for everyone. Norma had a beautiful heart and will be so missed. To Normas boys, JJ and Oliver, and to the rest of Normas family, my deepest sympathies.

I just learned of Norma’s death after trying to unsuccessfully reach her. What a sad loss as she was one of the finest friends my husband, Steve, and I ever had.  We met working for AT&T in New Jersey in 1984 and spent practically every Saturday night for the next 5 years having dinner together and playing cards. We only visited a handful of times since but Norma has always had a special place in our hearts.  We will miss her. 

Norma, 
When I started working as the Literacy Specialist with Douglas County Libraries, you were one of my first volunteers and one that I came to consider a friend, even after you were no longer able to tutor.  
You made a great difference in the lives of your students.  You made them feel more confident and now they have been able to improve their own lives. 
I will miss our occasional lunches, your wit, your dedication, and your support.  I know that I was blessed to be someone  with whom you shared a bit of your life story. 
Rest in Peace, 
Tiffany

I will always cherish the time I spent working for and with you these past few months.   We really appreciate you trusting in our service and being so gracious throughout.  Norma you are a saint forever in my prayers. If you are reading this, and I know you are.  I am so sorry for you leaving this earth.  I loved every minute we spent together. You had such a unique way of making our time together so special.   You will forever be my favorite customer and 
also a friend. I hope you the best on your next journey in life.   Say hello to my Pappy Harold Bixler. He will help you with anything you need. Much Love Norma.  I Love you, and god bless you.

My heart broke once again. For we have lost you, tia. You were amazing and strong. Among other things, we always had the same love for dogs. You were an inspiring woman in all you did, you fought for you and your loved ones. A feminist before it was a thing. You helped pave the way for us to be strong professional women, and amazing moms!
I will always cherish our talks, and your advice. Thank your for your kindness and being a wonderful aunt.  i'm definitely taking auntie tips from you❤!! say hi to Leo and our family in heaven!!




Aunque no compartí mucho con Norma adimiré siempre su inteligencia y coraje y le guardé un cariño especial por ser prima de mi esposo Rolando Oliva, al igual que a todos sus hermanos.
 Para Ismael y familia, sus hijos, sobrinos y demás familia mi abrazo solidario en estos momentos. 

Norma was my husband’s sister but we were sisters in our hearts. It’s still hard for me to assimilate her departure. 
She was the youngest of seven but she was fierce!! I guess that’s because she had five older brothers who tried to boss her around (they didn’t succeed !).
When she gave her love, you had a friend, sister, or aunt for life.  
Norma, you will be missed and loved and cherished forever. Now you will be reunited with your brothers, nephew and niece. Give them hugs from us. 

¡Te esperan los ángeles, buen viaje!

OBITUARIO

Norma Regina Akers

26 octubre, 1953 – 14 febrero, 2020

Olinger Andrews Caldwell Gibson Chapel

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