ISAACS,
Norman Mae
(Maiden Name: Chapman)
Published by The Miner on Jan. 13, 2022 -
Kingman, Arizona -
Norma Mae (Chapman) Isaacs of Winnemucca, Nevada passed away on Jan. 3,
2022, at Humboldt General Hospital’s Harmony Manor. Norma was born on
Feb. 22, 1926, in Kingman, Arizona to Norman Chapman and Ada (Bacon)
Chapman. Norma was 95 years old at the time of her passing.
Norma Attended elementary school at Trout Creek on the Sandy, Arizona.
Norma was a lifelong survivor of polio having contracted the disease as
an 8 year old in 1933. She attended high school at Immaculate Heart
Academy until 1943. Norma worked at the Kingman Army Air Base in the PX
and commissary; she also mothballed the B52s at the Kingman Air Base
after World War II ended.
Norma met Everett Isaacs in Kingman, Arizona while Everett was working
at the Neal Ranch and the two were married on March 9, 1947. Norma and
Everett worked on various ranches throughout Arizona, Colorado and
Nevada before settling in Nevada. Norma handcrafted beautiful
leatherwork, enjoyed cooking, spending time with family and friends as
well as attending/supporting local rodeos and ropings. She was a
lifetime member of the Daughters of the Mohave County Pioneers. Norma’s
family will miss her lifelong learned wisdom and laughter.
Norma is survived by her daughter, Charlotte Anne Bland; grandchildren
Loretta Grieve (Charles) and Jeff Bland (Doreana); great-grandchildren
Jessica Boggio, Megan Schommer (Jeremy), Kayla Bland, Tony Herrera and
Justice Grieve, as well as numerous great-great grandchildren; and
sister-in-law ImaJean Steele, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
Norma was preceded in death by her husband Everett Isaacs; parents
Norman Chapman and Ada Roy; brothers Norman Chapman, Jr., Charles Paul
(Jiggs) Chapman, James (Jim) Chapman and Roy Steele, Jr.; sisters Evelyn
Rose (Lou) Hallman and Martha B. (Kitty) Balow (Dale); and grandson
Telly Ross Bland.
At Norma’s request no services will be held. Interment will follow
(undetermined date) in Kingman, Arizona. The family would like to
suggest donations to the local high school or youth rodeo of their
choice in Norma’s honor.