Norma Juliet Steinbron was born Sept. 20, 1932, in Renville, Minn., the sixth of seven youngsters born to James and Esther (Schuetz) Jacobson.
She grew up on the household farm within the Buffalo Lake space and graduated from Buffalo Lake Excessive Faculty in 1950.
After commencement, Norma moved to Minneapolis, Minn., to reside along with her sister and discover work. It was there that she met the love of her life, Harold Steinbron.
Although inquisitive about her, Harold advised Norma that he couldn’t date her until she was a Christian. He quickly led her to the Lord, whom she has beloved and served for greater than 70 years.
Norma and Harold married June 30, 1952, and started a lifetime of journey collectively. Throughout their life collectively, they have been trustworthy to serve in church, educating and generally singing collectively as Harold accompanied on the accordion.
After marriage, they moved to Milwaukee, Wisc.
They each attended courses at Milwaukee Bible Faculty whereas Harold additionally labored for the railroad.
In 1955, Rondo joined the household, adopted by Melody in 1957.
After Harold accomplished watchmaking faculty, the household moved to Milledgeville, Ailing.
Bible studying and Bible examine have been a precedence within the Steinbron family, with Bible studying going down after each meal.
After being advised that Harold wanted to maneuver to a drier local weather, the household looked for a brand new house. After touring to Phoenix in the summertime, they dominated that metropolis out.
They settled in Cashion within the fall of 1969 and this has been Norma’s house ever since.
Moreover elevating youngsters and working a family, Norma was a caregiver for among the older girls in Cashion.
After Harold died in 1991, she went to work for AETNA Insurance coverage for just a few years. After retiring, she helped Rondo in his enterprise as unofficial secretary.
Norma is survived by her son Rondo Steinbron, his spouse Letha and their youngsters Nathan and Audrey; son-in-law Larry Blair and his spouse Daneta; grandsons Steven Blair, Tim Blair and his spouse Amanda, their youngsters Destini and Michael; and granddaughter Bethany Stone and husband Bryant.
Norma handed into the arms of Jesus on Feb. 25, 2022, at 89 years younger.
She beloved her household, her church physique, her pastor and her Lord most of all.
She was gracious and type, residing out Romans 12:18, “Whether it is doable, as a lot as depends upon you, reside peaceably with all males.”
She shall be significantly missed.
Providers to recollect and have a good time Norma’s life shall be 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, at First Baptist Church in Cashion.