Notes since induction:
Though she thrived on the competitions  she also worked at the Imperial Bank of Commerce in Wetaskiwin, was active in her church and the community.  She was a Sunday School Teacher, volunteered with a catering group at another church, canvassed for various charities, while supporting her husband in his business and raising four children,  

The Central Alberta Regional Museums Network selected Norma as one of the Women of Aspenland in which her write-up states: 

"Norma was an original chauffeuring mom, driving her children and their friends to various sporting, church, school, scouting and guiding activities. She also delivered papers when her sons were too busy to do their routes and squired her mother and her mother's friends about. In addition, she loved bridge and played for over 50 years with the same group. She was also an avid reader and crossword puzzle fan."

What comes across most strikingly from things documented about Norma Chiddy MacEachern by her family and friends is that she possessed a sense of fair play and was a strong supporter of family, family values, and friendship.   She was always a steady presence and encouraged her family in their various pursuits.  She had a competitive spirit, especially competition with self to be better - in whatever a person embarked upon he or she should strive to excel,

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