Birth date: Mar 10, 1948 Death date: Jan 6, 2024
Norma F. (Slack) Cunningham, 75, of Salem, NH, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, January 6, 2024, at her home. Born on March 10, 1948, in Methuen to the late Norman and Harriet (Greaves) Slack, Norma's life was a tapestry of l Read Obituary
I just came across this today. I am shocked and saddened to hear of Norma’s passing. We worked together at the Tarbox School. I will always remember her artistic talent (Her classroom was so inviting with such creative bulletin boards.). Her smile was contagious. My deepest condolences to you Kristen, her greatest joy and to your family.
Oh my...I just came across this today....living in Florida I do not see these things on a daily basis. I am so sorry to learn of Norma's passing. I worked with her for many years at the Tarbox school. She was such a pleasure to work with...me being the school secretary I had placed many requests of the teachers every year. Norma would always be one of the first, if not the first to comply and always to perfection. She was always dressed stylishly and had great hair...lol...we talked about hair a lot! She was a wonderful lady. May she rest in peace.
I was her student at the Tarbox school and remeber her drawing the picture of the student of the month......The many times i had to put gum on my nose....for chewing in class...... Rest in Peace
ROSEANN SANTILLANA lit a candle in memory of Norma Cunningham
So sorry for your loss.
It was a pleasure to be Norma’s colleague.
It was evident that she loved her students and her profession. Her laugh was infectious!
Norma,
She was the best godmother when I was baby and remember her working at Arlington school teaching. I was in her class when newspaper came to school, took her picture. Great memories. She was a nice lady, miss her and went to Arlington together never forget. And my mom best friend. Last time I saw my godmom was at mom party. Miss her Norma oxoox
Kristen,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. I first met your mother when I worked with her at the Arlington School. She was a kind, caring and patient teacher who left a lasting impression on both her students and colleagues.
May your happy memories be a source of comfort at this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Mary Gosselin
I had the privilege to work with Norma at both the Arlington and the Tarbox Schools. Her classrooms in both schools were adorned with her amazing creativity. Her students always felt her warmth and spirit. She was a joy to work with and the laughs were abundant and frequent. She adored her daughter and her granddaughter. My granddaughter was born around the same time as her beloved Gracie; and we shared many grandmother moments and much boasting! So sorry for your profound loss Kristen, and Gracie. She truly was a gift and one in a million! 🙏
