Birth date: Sep 29, 1937 Death date: Apr 5, 2023
Ann T. Normant, age 85, passed away on April 5, 2023. Ann was born on September 29, 1937 in Cleveland, Ohio to the late Thomas and Margaret Hoban. Ann is survived by her children David Normant, Peggy (Patrick) Parker, Anthony Norm Read Obituary
Ann was one of the most kind, caring people I knew. We met at our job in the 1980‘s: she was in nursing and I in management. Ann genuinely cared about the individuals we served and the staff. She always had a positive word. Ann truly lived her life in harmony with her faith and actions. She touched so many lives with her excellent nursing skills and genuineness.
My sincere sympathy to Ann‘s family in this great loss. She was one in a million.
Erna Nardi Malave
I worked with Ann in the nursing department at NCC for 20 years. She was a caring, compassionate nurse and a great boss. After we retired a few of us would meet occasionally and do our best to keep in touch. When my mother lived with me Ann came over and spent time with her so I could get away for a few hours. She had a good heart, for sure. I'll miss my visits to her the past few years but I'm also glad she is finally HOME and at peace with God and family.
To all of Ann's family I send my condolences and God's blessings. You have all loved her well and created some lasting memories to share in the months ahead.
Ginger Price
David, Peggy, Tony, Patrick & Chris - please know I will carry your mom in my heart forever. I can still hear her sweet little voice saying “you can do it honey”, or “it will be OK honey”. She became the matriarch of the Hoban family and a mother figure for us all. She was truly one of the kindest women walking the Earth and gave so much to her family & friends. Please take comfort in the fact she was so proud of all of you & got to see you accomplish great things. Her greatest joy was Being with her children & grandchildren & you were with her every step of the way. I have no doubt she will continue to watch over you each and every day. ❤️
Beautiful lady. She will be missed
How do I honor a woman who was my best friend in life and a roll model. By remembering all the good times we shared and the memories we made.
Ann will be forever in my heart and I thank all her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren for making us feel like family.
I will always feel blessed that Ann was my friend. I remember she always welcomed me & my children into her home. We had so many fun times together. She truly was a selfless soul. RIP my friend. ❤️
