I will always remember my Great Aunt Nora for her sweet disposition and beautiful smile, I know that Great Uncle Coleman, her 12 siblings and Jesus has welcomed her with open arms.

I can remember Sis. Nora always having something to eat when I would go around her home, and thinking how she was such a good cook and how much I loved to sit and talk and here about her stories of when she was growing up.

My prayers and love go out to those who loved Aunt Nora the most her children and grandchildren but she has made it home to the arms of Jesus. 2 Corinthians 5:8 says "... to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord"

I was sorry to hear about your Mom. I didn't know her for long but in the short time that I took care of her she was always so sweet and humble. We had a lot of good laughs together . She will be missed . May the One who brings peace to our hearts, strengthen your way. With heartfelt sympathy. Hugs and Prayers.

Our wonderful memories of Aunt Nora was fishing in Florida and talking about the old times .I loved her smile and her wonderful way she would talk about the family and how much she loved the Lord.

Millie,I didn't know your mom, but my heart goes out to you & your family. Mom died several years ago and I think about her every day. It would be great to call her. We'll see them some day!

Nora was always so pretty, and her sweet face always reminded me of Aunt Millie. Nora and my mother, Cinda Whitaker Adams, were first cousins as Aunt Millie Whitaker Caudill was a sister to my maternal grandfather, Henry Culton Whitaker. You will not be forgotten, Nora.

I will always remember my Aunt Nora, Uncle Coleman, & my Ohio cousins with love. We had so many good times together over the years. I know we will see her again someday. May God hold you & give you peace until then. Love, Cousin Beckie (Louisville)

so sorry to hear this. another of our older generation gone.
i can remember when all our families used to get together and hold events to help set up the church. there were cake walks and dinners. my dad was a first cousin to nora and her siblings.
our deepest sympathy to all of you.
lettie & robert long

Sister Nora was very loving and caring. Her and Cynthia always came and seen dad and mom once a week when they where ill. I will never forget that! She is home now and not suffering anymore! Prayers for the family during this difficult time!

Sister Nora was a very special lady she loved the Lord and always ready when her husband was going to church. I loved this family from my teen age years on. She will be greatly missed. Prayers for the family for comfort and peace on this day of sorrow and in the days to come.

OBITUARY

Nora Fields

February 21, 1924 – December 11, 2014

Anderson Funeral Home

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