Simply put, I miss Norma. She was great for my brother Mark. She was a devoted mother and grandmother. Norma was a delightful member of the "Charron Women" club. Ask any of us men who actually run our households: we'd be lost without strong women like Norma. Watching her battle cancer, with all the ups and downs, highs and lows that treatment can cause, with grace and courage is something I will never forget. While I don't like to repeat myself: I miss Norma. Love, Chris

Dear Mark and boys, I am so heartbroken for your loss, and my loss as well. Norma  is a very dear friend of mine. We have known each other for over 50 some year.  we met when I was 16 she was 15. We had a lot of good times together. We laughed until we cried at the silly stuff we did. We had each other‘s back when we  were  heartbroken. Lost touch with each other for several years, raising our families.   Found each other again, a few years back. We have kept in touch since,  either phone or visits or lunches.  Even up north Norma Abbey came to visit me at my cottage from her cottage and I was supposed to take a trip over to her cottage this year to see  her. She fought a good fight,  I will miss  her terribly.  I knew all of her brothers and sisters at one time long ago.  Rest easy, my sweet friend until we meet again on the other side. God, has gained a beautiful angel.

This is my sister norma. She passed on April 3. She is miss so very much. We all love her very much and will all miss her

Sending my Condolences to Norma’s husband, family and all who knew and loved her. Norma and I knew each other over 50 years, she was a gentle loving person who never judged people and was a loyal friend. Love you.  
Irene

Such a sweet  lady although it's been a long time since I've seen you I thought of you many times.  Rest in peace cuz.

I am so grateful to have had such a pure-hearted person as Aunt Norma in my family’s life. Even though she was the Great, Great, Great Aunt to my grandchildren, she still took time to comment on their lives and be involved.

Her thoughtfulness, love and kindness will be remembered and missed by everyone. I’m grateful to have her smile and laugh in my memories. 

Big hugs and kisses to Uncle Mark, Bruce, Brian, Aunt Noreen, Uncle Mont, Aunt Bert, Aunt Pat,  Carol Daniels, et all.

Thank you for always making your rounds and going the extra mile to visit us, no matter what state we’ve lived in. I will ALWAYS cherish our time together! 

Love you so very much!!!

Norma my little sister I will miss you forever and think of you ever. Day and love you so very much l hope we will meet with all our family and friends in heaven.So goodbye until Lee see each other in heaven love you.

She was a wonderful caring person. Her and I were like sisters. I loved her very much.  rest in peace.  you are greatly missed by everyone

Rogel Cancer Center of U of M

Memorial Visitation

Mark Charron

Bruce Barger

Brian Barger

Jason (Michelle) Charron

Scott (Meagen) Charron

Jenica, Morgan, Bralynn, Mason, Anaiha, Blake, Gavin and Bella

Noreen (Mont) Kruttlin

Patricia (Tom) Polk

Bertha (Maynard) Mclaughlin

She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Myrtle Michaud; and siblings, Jack (Holly) Perry, Myrna (Preston) Furister, Dennis (Sue) Michaud, Roger (Anita) Michaud, Fred (MaryAnn) Michaud, Henry (Rita) Michaud, Lois (Henry) Bradley, Bernard (Corinne) Michaud, Stanley (Gloria) Michaud, Barbara (Gerald) Manthei.

OBITUARY

Norma Jean Charron

December 19, 1947 – April 3, 2024

Kaul Funeral Home

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