Norma Ann September passed away peacefully on 15 June 2025 at Eersteriver Hospital after being admitted for two weeks. God called her home and find it fit to release her from her earthly shackles and all her pain that she endured in silence.

Norma was born on 27 October 1967 in Ravensmead. She was the eldest daughter of her late parents. Her younger brother passed away a few years ago.

Norma met her husband Neville September when she was 15 years old. Neville use to stand on the stoop of the shop at a certain time Everyday because he knew that she would walk pass at that time. Norma's cousin, Henka was friends with his sister and he would always get information about Norma from her. Everyday he would patiently wait for her and watch this beauty with the long hair, just staring at her and never had the courage to approach her until one day when he decided to build up the courage and just said, hi Norma and she asked, who are you and how do you know my name? He told her that he knows her cousin and asked whether he could walk her home. At first she was stubborn but he didn't allow her stubbornness to put him off. He walked with her and so it continued Everyday until he asked her out.

Their courtship continued for 4 years and many guys would be jealous because they asked her out and didnt succeed and they would end up putting nails in his cars tyres, he was too scared that someone else would snatch her from him and proposed and she said yes...

On 25 April 1986, they received their wedding blessing in the New Apostolic church.

Out of their wedlock, 3 daughters and one son was born.

Norma was a fun, loving person and could easily fit in with Neville's family. Neville was the youngest son of 9 siblings.

Norma's passions were cooking and baking and her place of peace was the beach, watching the waves roll in even on rainy days.

Her kids state that they would always remember their Mom for her courage, willpower, good heart, good qualities, funny character and the supportive mother that she was to them. Always making time to listen and always having the best advice.

Neville states that he will always remember her as the loving wife and mother to their children. She would always stand tall with him despite the circumstances and through good and bad days. She would never give up and she was a conqueror until the day God find it fit to call her home.

Those that knew Norma, understood her because she could be very straight forward at times, syt nie nog doekies omgedraai nie.

Norma are leaving behind her husband, 3 daughters, one son and 8 grand children.

We as the family want to thank each and everyone for their support, calls, messages and prayers during our time of bereavement. Thank you to the Medical Staff, the Undertaker, the Ministers of the New Apostolic Church and everyone that made my Wife and our Mother's burial day memorable by celebrating her life with us.