OBITUARY
Norma Faye Fitzgerald
April 12, 1948 – January 12, 2021
Norma Faye Miller Fitzgerald, 72, of Lynchburg, passed away Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Lynchburg General Hospital. She was the wife of Cecil F. Fitzgerald. Born April 12, 1948 in Lynchburg, she was the daughter of the late Robert A. Miller and Frances Poore Collins and was also preceded in death by a great-grandson, Karter “Hotrod” Fitzgerald. In addition to being a homemaker, Mrs. Fitzgerald worked in Construction cleanup. She was a member of Calvary Cross Baptist Church. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Fitzgerald is survived by four sons, Paul Fitzgerald and wife Lori, Robert Fitzgerald and wife Christie, Joe Fitzgerald and wife Melissa, and Chris Carrico; a sister, Connie Fulcher; two brothers, Preston Miller and wife Shirley and Gregg Collins; 16 grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren and her special niece and caregiver, Debra Burnley and husband Mike. A memorial service will be conducted at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, January 17, 2021 at Calvary Cross Baptist Church with Pastor E. Wayne Hudson and The Rev. Carlton Duck officiating. Whitten Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Timberlake Chapel is serving the family.
FAMILY
- Cecil Franklin Fitzgerald, Husband
- Robert Alexander Fitzgerald, Father (deceased)
- Frances Poore Collins, Mother (deceased)
- Paul Fitzgerald (Lori), Son
- Robert Fitzgerald (Christie), Son
- Joseph Fitzgerald (Melissa), Son
- Chris Carrico, Son
- Connie Fulcher, Sister
- Preston Miller (Shirley), Brother
- Debra Burnley (Mike), Niece
- Karter "Hotrod" Fitzgerald, Great Grandson (deceased)
Services
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Memorial Service
Sunday, January 17, 2021
Memories
Norma Faye Fitzgerald
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ADD A MEMORYVivian Jamerson
January 15, 2021
We were neighbors back in the 70’s. Loved her and her boys. I haven’t seen her in years but have thought of them often. She was funny ,kind and loving. My condolences to her family
Michael McCaffrey
January 14, 2021
She was nice to me when i was a little kid back in the early-mid 60's when my parents and i visited her Grandmother Betty in Lynchburg, and 15 years later when i was visiting, got to go out to lunch with her, (Junior's daughter?) and her boys as she showed me around Lynchburg. She was a good person and i am sorry i have not been able to come back down before this. To her family, please accept my sympathy for your loss. My mother was either Norma's first or second cousin, and was a little girl when my mother still lived in Lynchburg.
Virginia Rowland
January 14, 2021
This picture reminds me of the young Norma, so full of life and I don’t care what anyone thinks. You never knew what would come out of her mouth next. As she got older, she still took life as if it the world was on fire and she didn’t give a hoot. Always ready for a laugh even through all she went through. Love and going to miss you my friend . At least whenever I think of you, I can say she made me laugh no matter what I was going through. Still got the picture of you on my phone eating soup through a straw at Golden Corral. So many happy memories.