Birth date: Feb 3, 1967 Death date: Nov 15, 2021
Charlene Kay Padgett Normann, 54, passed away peacefully at home in Kaysville, Utah, on November 15 following a courageous 14 month battle with a rare aggressive lymphoma. She was born February 3, 1967 to George and Jamie Lou Padg Read Obituary
I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of Charlee. What a wonderful blessing your marriage and children have been. I can’t understand what your going through but I know that your Heavenly Father loves you and can provide comfort. I will forever remember how happy you made each other… and the wonderful marriage ceremony I was blessed to participate in. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Charlee was great and pushed herself to be great at whatever she was doing. I enjoyed visiting her with my family to see her little boy Greg, to help in the garden, to eat, to play games. She worked really hard. When we met her, Steve and Charlee were in the process of renovating the house bit by bit. It was a lot of hard work and I could see the care and intent involved. She cooked and baked a lot! She was always busy doing something.
One thing I remember is how blunt and direct she was ! That was a great quality that endeared me to her because it wasn't mean. You knew where you stood and how she felt and that kind of honesty is a great trait.
Sometimes we would meet up at a park and our kids would play together. She loved being a Mom. She loved Steve. She loved her family. She was always kind to us and sincere.
Charlee, you affected my life in good ways. I am grateful for the time we had to serve each other's families. I am sorry you had to pass on with such illness. I believe that God must be ramping things up for some great times ahead to have called you home at this time and in this way. We'll miss you.
-Ben Nicholes
Steven, estranged as we have been over the years, know that I share your sadness in the loss of your beloved Charlee. The hole in your heart takes a long, long time to heal, if ever. The joy when looking at your children's innocent faces will be of great consolation to you. May God grant you peace and strength.
Love from Aunt Rosemarie
What a shock. I have nothing but the fondest of memories of Charlee from her days as a member of Center Ward and a fellow district colleague. My heart and prayers go out to Steve and the children. May the Lord bless and comfort you.
Craig Ruesch
Charlee is a blessing in my life. She cares so much! She taught some neighborhood preschool with me and our friends, and we traded off watching each other's kids. I loved when she helped the kids make an owl from construction paper. She prepared so well for each alphabet lesson. She loved and loves her family and friends greatly. She taught me a lot about perseverance and striving to be stronger. I love her!
Thanks, Charlee!
Charlee was so sweet, amazing, sharp and loving. She has gone through so much and had a strong happy attitude. I sent her my bald picture when going through 6 months of hard chemo in 1995 and she sent me her bald picture and I thought she looked pretty and Steven was sweet shaving his head with her. I love Charlee and her attitude and faith
In Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ and her love for Greg and Sammie and Steven and her Mother Jamie. I love and appreciate her friendship. I Can not believe she passed away so soon. We as a family fasted and prayed for Charlee for over a year with her treatments and with all theCovid around. Grateful for the plan of salvation and the plan of happiness and The testimony she had. Love and prayers for Steven, Greg, Sammie and her Mither Jamie. Patty and Jerry Hartley
