Honor Norma Arce's Memory: Support Her Family

Hello family and friends, my name is Crystal Romero I 'am Norma's daughter in-law. I am reaching out to all of you to help support the sons of Norma Arce. The funds will be used for part of the funeral services along with travel arrangements for the immediate family.

Norma Rosa Arce was a beautiful soul with a very loving spirit. She was a mother, a wife, and a loving friend to many. Her wisdom and kind heart will be missed greatly.

Norma was born in Havana, Cuba on May 22, 1951. She came to the United States before her adult life began with her parents Alejo & Rosa Arce. Norma was not fluent in English, so she decided to go to El Camino community college to take classes to learn both English and to become an X-ray technician. She graduated with an Associated degree and started her journey as an X-ray tech.

Norma gave birth to a baby boy named Alex Ramirez on December 19th, 1981. 6 years later she gave birth to twin baby boys named Adrian & Alberto Romero on September 8th, 1987.

Norma was a patient and loving person that did not judge anyone or ever spoke ill about a single person. Norma was the life of any party with her salsa music and passion to dance at any given opportunity (Mostly when Cuban music was present). Her love was tremendous for her three boys. She did everything and anything to be with them and take the boys to their sports engagements. Norma lived most of her life as a single mom very independent raising her boys taking them on cruises to Puerto Rico and vacationing to Palm Springs or wherever the twins soccer tournaments landed them. She truly was an amazing person. Her love was endless to anyone she was close to.

Norma was later diagnosed with Louis Bodies Disease that started to affect her memory and motor skills in her late 60's. She was forced into early retirement due to her diagnoses. Through her struggles with the disease, she was still able to remember her boys, grandchildren, and daughter in-laws. Norma was taken from us peacefully in her bed on August 25th, 2024, at 5:03 am

I wanted to take the time to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support for the family of Norma Arce. These donations will help support the family in their time of need. Any kind of donation will be greatly appreciated.