Norma Mae Cary
February 8, 1938 -
October 14, 2022

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It is with regret we announce the passing of Norma Mae Cary, age 84, of Fayetteville, TN. There are no services planned at this time.

Norma was born February 8, 1938, in Yazoo County, MS to the late John William and I.V. Eldridge Guthrie. She worked as a secretary at Amana for many years and she was a member of the Church of Christ. Norma passed away October 14, 2022, at Donalson Care Center

Survivors include her daughter, JoAnn Cary Ray; son-in-law, Alex Englehart; grandchildren, Cary (Joseph) Caldwell, Jeremy Whitaker, Lauren (Richard) Easter; great-grandchildren, Lincoln Caldwell, Ladd Caldwell, Layla Caldwell, Payton Whitaker, Aiden Whitaker, and Charlotte Easter; sisters, Bobbie Edmondson, Sue Womack, and Carol Papenfuss. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Linda Cary Englehart; and brothers, John Guthrie, Jr., and Fred Guthrie.

Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, 225 North Michigan Avenue, Floor 17, Chicago, IL 60601.

Higgins Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Norma Mae Cary.

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8 Comments

  1. Amy Osteen

    So sorry to hear about Mrs. Norma
    She was such a good neighbor to us at Parkway Apartments. She took our daughter to a ballgame and entertained her thecday we moved to Molino, January 29, 1994.

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  2. Jimmy Towry

    I am sorry to hear that Norma passed. She was a wonderful lady that I had the pleasure of working with for 30 years. Praying for the family.

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  3. Lawanna Cross Hale

    So very sorry to hear about Ms. Norma. Always had such a good time around her. Prayers for the family!

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  4. Steve Odum

    Very sorry to hear of Ms Norma passing. She was a very kind lady that I had the pleasure of working with for 5 years at Amana. May God comfort you JoAnn during this most difficult time.

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  5. Joyce Kelso Johnson

    Cary and Jo Ann, I am so sorry for your loss of Norma. We were friends way back when Jo Ann and Linda were little. Harold would cook country ham Christmas morning and we would stop by and eat a ham biscuit on the way to Mulberry. We have such changes in our life we end up not seeing each other as the years past. I am so glad Cary is my grand daughter and good mother to my three little greath. Jo Ann I am glad you are back in Fayetteville and you and Cary can be close. I am so sorry you have had such sadness and so close together. You all will be in my Prayers. Jo Ann you and Cary come to see me and we will tak over old times. Love Nana

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  6. Debbie Morris

    So sorry to hear this. Loved Mrs. Norma. She was such a sweet lady. Praying for all the family.

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  7. Julia Atchley

    So sorry for your loss prayers for the family

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  8. Janet Lindsay

    So very sorry to hear this! Norma was a good friend! I did not know she was sick we had lost touch, my sympathy to the family

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8 Comments

  1. Amy Osteen

    So sorry to hear about Mrs. Norma
    She was such a good neighbor to us at Parkway Apartments. She took our daughter to a ballgame and entertained her thecday we moved to Molino, January 29, 1994.

    Reply
  2. Jimmy Towry

    I am sorry to hear that Norma passed. She was a wonderful lady that I had the pleasure of working with for 30 years. Praying for the family.

    Reply
  3. Lawanna Cross Hale

    So very sorry to hear about Ms. Norma. Always had such a good time around her. Prayers for the family!

    Reply
  4. Steve Odum

    Very sorry to hear of Ms Norma passing. She was a very kind lady that I had the pleasure of working with for 5 years at Amana. May God comfort you JoAnn during this most difficult time.

    Reply
  5. Joyce Kelso Johnson

    Cary and Jo Ann, I am so sorry for your loss of Norma. We were friends way back when Jo Ann and Linda were little. Harold would cook country ham Christmas morning and we would stop by and eat a ham biscuit on the way to Mulberry. We have such changes in our life we end up not seeing each other as the years past. I am so glad Cary is my grand daughter and good mother to my three little greath. Jo Ann I am glad you are back in Fayetteville and you and Cary can be close. I am so sorry you have had such sadness and so close together. You all will be in my Prayers. Jo Ann you and Cary come to see me and we will tak over old times. Love Nana

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  6. Debbie Morris

    So sorry to hear this. Loved Mrs. Norma. She was such a sweet lady. Praying for all the family.

    Reply
  7. Julia Atchley

    So sorry for your loss prayers for the family

    Reply
  8. Janet Lindsay

    So very sorry to hear this! Norma was a good friend! I did not know she was sick we had lost touch, my sympathy to the family

    Reply

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