COOKE, Norma Lorraine (née Petersen)

Norma you were one in a million . Thinking of Keith. Karen and the rest of the family’s Rip Norma you will be missed 💐💐🩷🩷

My dear friend. I can’t believe we won’t be lunching and sharing laughs together. You were the best. Robyn Hammond

I am so sadden to hear of your passing, I have so many wonderful childhood memories of you. My deepest condolences to Mr Cooke, (Keith) and families xx

You where one off the nicest and kindest lady I knew like a second Mum in my younger days . Always there anytime I needed a ear.
Rip Norma .
Tracey Hansch (Monks)

Thank you for being a huge part of my childhood memories You were such a patient loving lady my heart aches for your beautiful family

Julie Schutz nee Ayres

Sincere sympathy and condolences to Norma’s family always a smile and hello. Rest easy Norma

Norma, one of the nicest people I know. will always remember our tennis days at Glengarry, lots of fun. our tattslotto wins and nights out with our winnings and my visits to see you and have a cuppa. sympathy to Keith and family.
rest in peace barb

My dearest friend Norma , you are going to be greatly missed ,every day I looked out from my front window ( When the weather was nice ) and I saw you sitting on your porch reading a book . At rest now. Going to miss our coffees and talks . My condolences too Keath and all the family members. My thoughts are with you all, love Audrey. XXX🌹🌹🌹

To Norma,s family. Deepest sympathy to Norma’s family . She will be sadly missed each Tuesday at Tennis & Exercise Group Agnes Drenen

Norma you were a huge part of my early life, I will always remember Queen Anne puddings and golden syrup dumplings that you made for dessert, making caramel pie and making cordial. I loved the little lyric/music books you had saved from when you were you younger and looking through them with Karen on sleepovers. I loved our joint family holidays with so many good memories. You were one of the first role models I looked up to such a kind and gentle lady. Sincere condolences to Keith (Cookie) and families. xx

Norma, you were like a second mum growing up. I will always remember the fun visits to see you. Playing card games with you, mum and nan. Or cheering on our Mighty Magpies. I’m so glad you got to see us win the flag. I’m sure you will be catching up with all those already passed. RIP beautiful lady. I will always have fond memories xx