Norma L. May was born on June 11, 1934 and was welcomed home by her Lord Jesus Christ on April 23, 2014 surrounded in love by her family. Norma loved Jesus Christ with all of her heart and soul. She faithfully attended Calvary Temple for over 60 years. She loved to sing praise and worship songs with her family and friends. Her favorite music was Southern Gospel.
Norma's love story began when she met Grove Weldon May. They were married on January 30, 1953 and had four children, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Their love story lasted 61 years and continues on in the hearts of her loved ones. Norma loved baseball. She not only watched it with her family on TV, she made it a point to be at every possible baseball game that her children and grandchildren played. She would even play baseball in the front yard with her grandkids.
Norma was well known for her baking. She had a sweet tooth and most everything that she is known for is some kind of sweet treat. Norma was also deeply devoted to her family. She was a sort of family historian. She enjoyed taking photos, collecting photos and organizing photos of her family and ancestors. She made sure to keep all the cards and writings and notes that her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren created for her. She treasured those gifts and she treasured her family. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but we know she is in a better place and we will see her again.
Norma is preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Amy Poe. One sister, Avenal Miller and five brothers, R.C. Poe, Henry Poe Jr, Leland Poe and Roger Poe. Her daughter, Robyn (May) Churchill. She is survived by her sons, Doyle May (Lindy) of Atwater, Jerry May (Anna), and Randy May (Kelli) of Merced. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Katie Hamlin (Dusty), Amy Moorhead (Willie), Russell May (Mary), Randy Aaron May, Cody May, Chad May, Josh May. One great-granddaughter¸ Laney Hamlin and five great-grandsons, Nicholas May, Weston Moorhead, Brayden May, Bryson Moorhead and Kayson Moorhead. She is also survived by her loving niece and caregiver, April Davies as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews.
Norma's love story began when she met Grove Weldon May. They were married on January 30, 1953 and had four children, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Their love story lasted 61 years and continues on in the hearts of her loved ones. Norma loved baseball. She not only watched it with her family on TV, she made it a point to be at every possible baseball game that her children and grandchildren played. She would even play baseball in the front yard with her grandkids.
Norma was well known for her baking. She had a sweet tooth and most everything that she is known for is some kind of sweet treat. Norma was also deeply devoted to her family. She was a sort of family historian. She enjoyed taking photos, collecting photos and organizing photos of her family and ancestors. She made sure to keep all the cards and writings and notes that her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren created for her. She treasured those gifts and she treasured her family. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but we know she is in a better place and we will see her again.
Norma is preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Amy Poe. One sister, Avenal Miller and five brothers, R.C. Poe, Henry Poe Jr, Leland Poe and Roger Poe. Her daughter, Robyn (May) Churchill. She is survived by her sons, Doyle May (Lindy) of Atwater, Jerry May (Anna), and Randy May (Kelli) of Merced. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Katie Hamlin (Dusty), Amy Moorhead (Willie), Russell May (Mary), Randy Aaron May, Cody May, Chad May, Josh May. One great-granddaughter¸ Laney Hamlin and five great-grandsons, Nicholas May, Weston Moorhead, Brayden May, Bryson Moorhead and Kayson Moorhead. She is also survived by her loving niece and caregiver, April Davies as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews.
Norma L. May was born on June 11, 1934 and was welcomed home by her Lord Jesus Christ on April 23, 2014 surrounded in love by her family. Norma loved Jesus Christ with all of her heart and soul. She faithfully attended Calvary Temple for over 60 years. She loved to sing praise and worship songs with her family and friends. Her favorite music was Southern Gospel.
Norma's love story began when she met Grove Weldon May. They were married on January 30, 1953 and had four children, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Their love story lasted 61 years and continues on in the hearts of her loved ones. Norma loved baseball. She not only watched it with her family on TV, she made it a point to be at every possible baseball game that her children and grandchildren played. She would even play baseball in the front yard with her grandkids.
Norma was well known for her baking. She had a sweet tooth and most everything that she is known for is some kind of sweet treat. Norma was also deeply devoted to her family. She was a sort of family historian. She enjoyed taking photos, collecting photos and organizing photos of her family and ancestors. She made sure to keep all the cards and writings and notes that her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren created for her. She treasured those gifts and she treasured her family. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but we know she is in a better place and we will see her again.
Norma is preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Amy Poe. One sister, Avenal Miller and five brothers, R.C. Poe, Henry Poe Jr, Leland Poe and Roger Poe. Her daughter, Robyn (May) Churchill. She is survived by her sons, Doyle May (Lindy) of Atwater, Jerry May (Anna), and Randy May (Kelli) of Merced. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Katie Hamlin (Dusty), Amy Moorhead (Willie), Russell May (Mary), Randy Aaron May, Cody May, Chad May, Josh May. One great-granddaughter¸ Laney Hamlin and five great-grandsons, Nicholas May, Weston Moorhead, Brayden May, Bryson Moorhead and Kayson Moorhead. She is also survived by her loving niece and caregiver, April Davies as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews.
Norma's love story began when she met Grove Weldon May. They were married on January 30, 1953 and had four children, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Their love story lasted 61 years and continues on in the hearts of her loved ones. Norma loved baseball. She not only watched it with her family on TV, she made it a point to be at every possible baseball game that her children and grandchildren played. She would even play baseball in the front yard with her grandkids.
Norma was well known for her baking. She had a sweet tooth and most everything that she is known for is some kind of sweet treat. Norma was also deeply devoted to her family. She was a sort of family historian. She enjoyed taking photos, collecting photos and organizing photos of her family and ancestors. She made sure to keep all the cards and writings and notes that her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren created for her. She treasured those gifts and she treasured her family. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but we know she is in a better place and we will see her again.
Norma is preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Amy Poe. One sister, Avenal Miller and five brothers, R.C. Poe, Henry Poe Jr, Leland Poe and Roger Poe. Her daughter, Robyn (May) Churchill. She is survived by her sons, Doyle May (Lindy) of Atwater, Jerry May (Anna), and Randy May (Kelli) of Merced. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Katie Hamlin (Dusty), Amy Moorhead (Willie), Russell May (Mary), Randy Aaron May, Cody May, Chad May, Josh May. One great-granddaughter¸ Laney Hamlin and five great-grandsons, Nicholas May, Weston Moorhead, Brayden May, Bryson Moorhead and Kayson Moorhead. She is also survived by her loving niece and caregiver, April Davies as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews.
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