Nora McMillan Obituary

In sympathy this thought and prayer, that God will keep you always in his care.

Sorry to hear of your loss. May God bless you and keep you in your time of need.

The FNS family grieves this tremendous loss. Nora always shared her time, smiles and laughter. She exemplified kindness and lived the Golden Rule. While it is difficult to fully express in words the value of her sharing, it comes down to her love and commitment. Rest in Peace Sweet Soul.

TO THE MC MILLIAN FAMILY

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY

GOD'S GRACE IS SUFFICIENT, BE COMFORTED IN HIM

GOD BLESS

To Nora's Family: I am greatly saddened by Nora's passing. She was a good friend to me as a fellow FNS employee. She was a very dedicated Federal employee and her kindness and friendliness to all who knew her and worked with her will be missed. God bless you all.

You have our sympathy in the

lost of your Loved One

Nora will long be remembered by those of us privileged to have known her over the years as a loving mother, serious professional and dedicated church woman. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Former Church of the Incarnation members.

Please accept my condolences on the loss of Nora. She was a faithful member of the Savannah State Univ. Metro Atlanta Chapter Alumni. We will miss her.

To the McMillan Family:



Remember that your loss is shared by many friends who care and that you're in our thoughts, hearts and in our every prayer.



May you find the courage to face tomorrow in the love that surrounds

you today....your Mother will always be as close as a memory.



With Deepest Sympathy,

JayBee

We were sadden to hear of the passing of Nora McMillan. Nora gave her all as a parent, parishioner and professional. Even when she faced the challenges of health issues she still gave 110%. I will miss conversing and sharing with her at The Incarnation. Our deepest sympathy goes out to her children and family.

Jesus said... I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. John 11:25. Jesus has promised us life everlasting, and though there is grief when our loved ones depart,this brings you a prayer as you trust in his promise that he will bring comfort and peace to your heart. with love and sympathy george,ernest,bill jackson families.

To the family of Nora McMillian, I am so very shocked and sorry to hear of her passing. I will certainly miss her, but find solace in the fact that she now rests in the bosom of the Heavenly Father. As you go through these trying times, please know that Nora touched the lives of many people in a positive and spiritual way. There was no doubt that she was a child of the true and living God. As a result, she has gone home to rest and praise Him everyday. Remember that the Lord's will must be done, but he has sent a comforter to console us in our times of grief. It also helps to know that the nights do not last always, and that joy will, and does come in the mornings. All my love.

On behalf of the entire Bynum family I would like to express our deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. Chuck, we are always here for you.

On behalf of the Hendley family Statesboro, Ga. We would like to express our sympathy to Ms. Mattie Williams and her extended family our prays go out to you all.

To The McMillian Family

My deepest sympathy to you at this time. I have known Nora on a professional basis for several years. I will miss her.

Mrs. Mattie and the McMillian Family, I was grieved to hear of the death of Nora since she and I go way back to high school. Although no words of sympathy can ease the loss you bear, I hope you will find comfort in knowing others care. Trust in the Lord and he will be your comforter.

To Mrs. Mattie Williams & family



May God Bless you and your family at this time. I will be praying for you daily that God will grant you peace and solace. Nora and I were Sorority sisters Delta Nu Chapter (Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., at SSU. I will always remember her lovely smile and her gentle manner. She will be greatly missed, but always remembered my all the lives that she touched and made a difference.

Sincerely,

Nora, what a joy it was to know you as a warm and caring human being who added laughter to the workplace when the rest of us were much too serious. Thanks for being a wonderful addition to our lives. May we all exit this world with such a powerful legacy.

Nora will remain in our minds and our hearts as a vibrant, joyful person. She was generous with her friendship and love. We don't always remember the exact words that a person gave us, but we do remember how they made us feel. Nora always made me feel welcome. She was a real asset to our FNS organization and we will remember her for a long time to come.

Nora will be greatly missed by those of us that worked with her. We realize she has moved on to a better place, but she leaves a void in our lives. We respect her professionalism and miss the beauty of her spirit.



To the family I want to express my deepest sympathy for your loss and thank you for sharing her with us.

Hello Charles,



I wish to extend my deepest sympthy in the loss of Nora. I spoke with her on occasion when your son was in Elementry School. I will look forward to seeing you when I visit Savannah again.



May God comfort you and your families.



Savannah State Alumnus



E. E. Williams

I first met Nora in the early 70's when we worked in the Newnan Field Office together and she has been a wonderful friend ever since. We shared many memories of our early work careers as well as watching our children grow up. We had many laughs together over the years and I will miss her so much!

Nora was a very special person to me - she always loved my brownies and I made her a batch on special occasions (until she found she was diabetic!) She was a very loving and giving person and everyone around her loved her.

I loved her very much and she will always live on in my heart.

Take care and know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.

I sign this note with Nora's nickname for me.

Love,
"Gaylestrom"

I will always love and remember Nora. She was a wonderful friend and beautiful woman. She opened up her life and shared her joys and happiness with her friends and loved ones. She was poised and gracious yet firm and loving too. I will never forget Nora, she will always live with me in my heart until I see her again on that great resurrection day when we will never have to say gooodbye again.

Seems like you were taken away so sudden, no I wasn't prepared or ready for your departure-I know where you are now and I am so happy you are resting in your eternal home for the journey you have just completed was so difficult and uncharted-rest in peace my child for you are now with your Father in your Heavenly Home.

I am truly sorry to hear about the death of your love one.She will be missed by all who knew her. I pray that you will find some solace in knowing that she is in a better place.

My sympathy goes out to all of you. I pray that God will keep you in his arms during this trying time.

May God bless all of you.

I am praying for God to carry Nora's family and friends through this time of sorry. I am sad too. It will help us all to remember the happy times spent with Nora. This is not goodbye, but see you later. She is just asleep. We will see Nora again when Jesus returns for his church.

To the McMillan family on behalf of my family the Douse's of Statesboro, GA. I would like to express my deepest sympathy to Miss Mattie Dee and family. I was shocked and saddened to hear of Nora's passing.

Please express to Miss Mattie our heartfelt condolences.

You (the earthly family and friends of Ms. Nora McMillan) should have no doubt that The King, The Father, and The Holy Spirit await Ms. Nora's arrival in her specially prepared chariot. I know you can see the Heavenly Host adorned in their robes. I know you can hear the sounds of the trumpets, the violins, the harps, and the songs of the Heavenly Choir celebrating Sister Nora's much anticipated arrival. She is almost home.



Yes, Ms. Nora will be missed by all whose earthly lives she touched, in-person and in other ways; whether in Georgia or beyond its geographical borders.



I will miss the laughter, warm and friendly smile(s), keen and timely advice, and the friendship and fellowship with this beautiful Angel of the Lord. I share your grief, now, and look forward to sharing in your joy when the sun rises.



As children of the King, we are assured that He will not leave us down here to suffer and grieve for what may seem like an eternity. For He promised never to do so. (John 16:16-22.) So, as each of us prepare ourselves (in our very own and familiar spiritual way) to become humble and submissive to God's Will--that Sister Nora should leave this earthly place and join her Heavenly Family--know that when the sun rises, there will be joy! Joy!! JOY!!! Peace Be Unto You. The Minnis Family.