 | Amanda "Moo" Norton-Waldron
Norton-Waldron, Amanda “Moo”, age 17 of Stafford, VA died Saturday November 29th, 2008 in Mt. Arlington, NJ unexpectedly. Born in Hackettstown, NJ she had resided in Mt. Arlington, most of her life before moving to Stafford, VA four months ago. Amanda was a student in her junior year at the Brook Point High School in Stafford VA. She enjoyed writing Poetry, Art, dancing and had an incredible love for animals.She is survived by her father Joseph Waldron III of Hackettstown, NJ, her mother Denise H. Norton-Waldron of Mt. Arlington. Brothers Randy C. Norton of Mt. Arlington, Robert C. “Hutch” and wife Heather Waldron of Portland, PA. Her three sisters Debra and husband Peter Tynan, of Hackettstown, NJ, Dawn and husband Tom Zmijewski of Great Meadows, NJ, Christine and husband Pat Burke of Great Meadows, NJ and Sami Waldron of Mt. Arlington, NJ. Also survived by her uncle Daniel R. and wife Elizabeth Norton of with whom she resided of Stafford, VA. Also her Maternal Grandmother Helena Begraft of Mt. Arlington, as well as her Maternal Grandfather Dale Norton of Oregon, her maternal great grandmother Helen Mueller of Chico, CA and her maternal great great grandmother Anna Smith of Wharton, NJ. Funeral services will be held Thursday Dec, 4th, 2008 at 10:00 AM in the in the SMITH-TAYLOR-RUGGIERO Funeral Home 1 Baker Ave. Dover, NJ. Interment will follow in the Sparta Presbyterian Cemetery Sparta, NJ. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Wednesday Dec. 3rd from 3-5 and 7-9 PM. |
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Dear Amanda,
You were my daughter Courtney Palmisano's best friend in 6th grade. I stil remember you and Courtney always laughing together. I remember one Halloween when you and Courtney went trick-or-treating over by our house, sitting around the table eating pizza, laughing and checking out how much candy the two of you collected. You were such a sweet girl and will be greatly missed.
Rest in peace.
Love you,
Courtney's mom
Deirdre Palmisano |
My beautiful Cousin Moo, You will always live in our hearts and prayers.
Your sparkle and grin will remain with me forever.
Niecey, Aunt Nean and family, Words fail amidst such a great loss.
Know that we are here for you.
Jenny L (Mount Arlington, NJ)
Jenny |
Mooie, God has opened his arms to you. You'll always be in our hearts and in our memories. We love you.
Love Aunt Sandy & Uncle Ernie
Sandy Hartman (Mount Arlington, NJ)
Aunt Sandy |
Moo, I remeber when you were born, I remember how tiny you were... They nick-named you Moo because all you talked about was moo cows. I have watched all 3 of you kids grow up. All the good times we've had... It's hard to believe that you are no longer here. But you will Always be here and in our hearts.
I loved you so very much.
Love your Aunt Bert
Roberta VanJaarsveld (Mount Arlington, NJ)
Aunt Bert |
I was Amanda's 4th - 6th Grade Art teacher. I remember her sitting in my class during her time at Lincoln Roosevelt. I was so sorry to hear about her passing. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Christine Capra |
Amanda,
Back in 6th grade, we had so many good times. There are so many memories that I will never forget, from sleepovers, trick-or-treating, the Camp Spears trip, and just hanging out in school. I remember Mr. Capra's class like it was yesterday. You, me, and Steph were always together. You were such a sweet girl, and you always knew how to make me laugh! I'll never forget you, and I'll miss you dearly. You'll always have a place in my heart.
Courtney |
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Jennifer Haskins (Allentown, PA) |
joel daone |
Amanda I think about all the time I always loved the times that we spent together in school and telephone call to you to see how you are doing. Every night before I go to bed I alway prey to god saying that for him to watch over you and now I guess that you are watching over your friends and family now I love you and miss you some day I'll be looking down with you I love you and I miss you... REST IN PEICE XXOO
Joel Daone B.F.F
joel daone |
I know I didn't really talk to you much but my brother Dan always talked about you during middle school & stuff. and how you always made the class or him laugh and all the good times. he still has the south park game hanging on his wall. I know it might not mean much, but i remember when I wasn't really at the greatest point in my life, I talked to you and like you told me a lot of things that helped me get through, and I Thank You for that. & the same with your sister.I'll be praying for you and your family, I promise. I hope you're doing okay.
Marla |
you were a great person.
Marla |
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