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Norma Gloff
Dec. 5, 1901-Aug. 16, 2000

Trinity Lutheran Church mem-
ber Norma Gloff, 98, of Monroe
died at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday at
Beach Nursing Home. She had
been seriously ill for two weeks.

Friends may call from 6 to 9
tonight at Rupp Funeral Home,
where services
will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday. The
Rev. Stanley
AuBuchon, pastor
of Trinity

_ Lutheran Church,
will officiate.
Burial will be in
Trinity Lutheran
Cemetery. NORMA GLOFF

Born Dec. 5,

1901, in Monroe,

she was the daughter of Henry and
Freda (Ott) Bunkelman. She mar-
ried Verlin Gloff June 25, 1931, at
Trinity Lutheran Church. He died
Jan. 18, 1983.

At one time, she worked for
Weiss Manufacturing Co. She was
baptized, confirmed and educated
at Trinity Lutheran Church.

Surviving is a sister, Bernice
VanRiper of Monroe.

In addition to her husband, she
was preceded in death by three
brothers, Carl, Henry and Fred,
and nine sisters, Leona Eakler,
Minnie Benhoff, Cora Bunkelman,
Hattie Clark, Louise Gay, Carrie
Latour, Mary Fountain, Leulla
Bunkelman and Nellie Stadler.