4 Responses to “Nora Ann Landers”

• MaryAnn Snyder says:

  September 23, 2024 at 7:26 pm

  My Mom was so loving towards everyone. She would bend over backwards to make sure everyone we knew was loved, fed, clothes and had a place to sleep. I am not at all ready for her to be gone. I miss her all of the time.

• Bruce A Martin says:

  September 24, 2024 at 3:25 pm

  It is understandable that everything around me reminds me of all our time together. You left me too soon, my love, and the future will never be the same. I know that all your loved ones will be waiting for you when you arrive in heaven. They will surround you with their love and comfort for all to see. I love you Nora and will always remember the joy we shared. You are and will be forever missed.

  “You will forever be a part of every breath I take and every decision I make.” “My life is forever better because you have been part of it. Your life will continue to guide me, even after you are gone.” “I’ve been so blessed to have you as my loving wife.

  Farewell my love.

• Amy Christensen says:

  September 24, 2024 at 6:16 pm

  Nora was my mother. We were close and I will never understand why she had to leave us so early. She impacted every person she met (positively) and there was no limit to what she would do for her children/grandchildren to assure they were safe and taken care of. Her goofy and fun loving side was welcomed and somehow came out at just the right moments when I don’t think, even she knew it was coming. Sometimes a seemingly inappropriate time, yet more appropriate for the people around her than any outsider could ever imagine. My Mom was kind to a fault but never denied any single person this part of her, even had been hurt from doing so in the past. She saw the good in everyone and everything, refusing to categorize anyone without knowing them first. I would like to think this is one characteristic I have been given by my mother which to me is very important with the world being what it is today. The beauty and love she emanated was contagious and a gift to whomever came within the same path she was on. I can’t think of a single person…and I’ve tried, that didn’t Like my Mom. I could write for days about the wonderful things she’s done, selfless acts she committed, commitment to family and her passion for God and her Catholicism but I don’t have that much time and some things are meant to stay between some people and her. I loved her even more than I thought possible and this is going to stay with me, questions are going to loom and I will never understand why she had to go so early in life. We were supposed to travel this spring or summer, not far but our other halves were supposed to be with us so they could distract each other so she and I could go check out our surroundings, go shopping and eat a fancy dinner together at one of the best restaurants there was. I wish so many things but mostly I wish that her and her husband Bruce had more time with each other without us kids, mainly me, getting n the way of them and their much needed time with each other. My Mom loved Bruce Martin very much and was excited when it was finally just them and no one else. They were lucky to have had each other, even if it was cut way too short and Bruce will always be a part of my family for as long as I’m alive. She was happy and in love with him and I’m happy she was able to feel that before she left us. I love you both and will miss you more than words can describe, Mom! I’m sorry I wasn’t there more towards the end and I hope you know how much I loved you!

• Joan M Mueller says:

  October 15, 2024 at 12:47 am

  We just found out tonight about Nora passing. We are so sorry. What a shock for you all. Please accept our heartfilled condolences.
  Love
  Joan and Tim Mueller