Norma Black Hinkson

T ill we meet again in Heaven, there's a few things we'd like to say, now, and every day until then.

A few words in Honor of You:

"I am surer than ever, that the Lord did, in fact, select my wife (Norma for me. We have had many struggles, financially, illness, and death, but never any struggles with our marriage. We have both served in many callings. My callings of leadership are a direct result of Norma’s support. Without her, I could never have served as a Bishop or Stake President or any other calling. She was and still is an angel sent from on high to nurture our children, grandchildren, many others and me. Norma is truly an angel. A note to all who read this: I have never called, Norma, Norma. It has always been ‘Sweetheart’ or occasionally ‘Babe’, Mom or Grandma." — Kenneth R. Hinkson (from his journal)

I love you more than I ever said, or showed. You taught me to pray, to read the scriptures, to mark my scriptures, to serve others, to listen at Church, and most importantly, to feel that honoring God with my obedience to His commandments and the promptings of His Spirit was more important than anything else I would ever do. You are my first example of a Christian life. I honor you with my whole soul. — Kent

My mother is like no other
Youthful in spirit and true love for one another
Making sure everyone was taken care of before thinking of herself
Oh, except when out walking, she put that on the shelf
The vacation songs that we would sing
Her family was her everything
Every moment, happiness she'd bring
Rest in Peace our mother dear, so grateful for our memories, and you will always be here.

— Barbie