Norma Elizabeth King of Everett, Massachusetts passed away on February 19, 2015; she had just celebrated her 80th birthday. She was a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, mentor, and friend to all those who knew her. She loved and supported young adults and children, reflected in many fond memories from her family members, but also reflected in her involvement through her community.

Daughter of the late Abner and Myrtle King, Norma was born and raised in Everett, where she lived most of her life. She graduated from Everett High School and then pursuing her love to travel, started her career as a Stewardess with Northeast Airlines, which later merged with Delta Airlines. She later worked and retired from the Patriots Trail Girl Scout Organization.

Norma was a strong steward of the Lord. As a member of the Glendale United Methodist Church, she played organ and piano and sang with the choir. She attended many conferences and camps, first as a participant and later as a counselor. She was active in the fraternal organizations of the International Order of Rainbow and the Rebekah Lodge.

Norma is survived by her sister, Joan, and husband William Morrison of Washington State, her nephews Scott Morrison and Mark Morrison and their families in Washington, her niece Laura (King) Koons, her sister Jodilyn Neider and their families of Florida, her cousins, Marilyn (Robbins) Tillinghast of Putney, VT, Glen Robbins of Malden, Gwen Robbins of Stoneham, Gary Robbins of Everett, Tayla Robbins of Everett, and Joann Wood of Glen Falls, NY, as well as many special friends and relatives.