
of Snowball, AR
October 1, 1935 - January 4, 2026
Nora Norma Elliott left this walk of life on January 4th, 2026. Norma was born to her parents in Snowball Arkansas on October 1st, 1935 and became a proud graduate of Snowball high school in 1953. Shortly after in 1957 she married her husband Buck.
Together they raised one son Tony, along with numerous cows, hogs, and coon dogs during their over 50-year life journey together. Norma spent the majority of her life within just a few miles of the home she was born and raised in, deeply rooted within the community she loved. The only exception to the couple of nights she ever spent away from home being the instances where her and family traveled twice to Marianna Arkansas and once to the sate of Michigan pursing work in the agricultural field. Norma enjoyed raising a garden and tending to her abundance of flowers. In her short life of 90 years she managed to leave an impression of one kind or another on everyone she met. Though our hearts mourn, we are grateful for the memories we shared. Her love will remain with us always.
Norma was preceded in death by her father Johnny Hamm; mother Doshia Hamm; brother, E.J Hamm; husband, Buck Elliott; and son, Tony Elliott.
Her life is preserved through her grandson Anthony and wife Ashley Elliott and her great grand children, Addyson, Ace, Ayden Elliott.
Graveside service for Norma will be 11:00 AM Tuesday, January 6th, 2026 at McDaniel Cemetery near Snowball where Norma will be laid to rest beside her husband, Buck.


She was a pleasure to know and care for her. Thoughts and prayers for Anthony and your family.

You will be missed. Love you.

Anthony and family, I'm so sorry for the loss of your grandmother. Prayers for peace and comfort that only God can provide🙏🏻

I will miss Norma! I really enjoyed her. I'm currently out of state but will keep your family in in my thoughts and prayers.

I will miss you cracking me up with your wise observations and stories. We had the best of friendships that I will cherish forever. Rest In Peace dear Normy.

So sorry for your loss.

She was such a sweet and loving person '-

Sorry to hear about Norma. I remember her as a sweet lady with beautiful hair and nails. Praying for family.

Norma and my mother were friends for many years and were related by the Hamm side of the family. She was such a sweetheart and always had a greeting and smile for those she knew. She was a blessing to all that knew her. We will keep her family - including those who cared for her at Highland Court - in our thoughts and prayers. ❤️🙏

Sorry to hear about Norma. She always had a beautiful smile.
She was such a sweet lady. Always enjoyed visiting with her and Tony at the McDaniel Cemetery decorations and then after Tony passed we got to visit Norma at the Marshall Nursing Home. She will certainly be missed. Prayers for her family.

I am so sorry for your loss.

You're free my beautiful friend. I love you so much.

Prayers of comfort for family

I got to know this sweet lady because she sat at the same table with my mother, Rachel Harness, at Highland Court. I learned she was an avid reader and started bringing her books to read. She read through the whole series of ''Miss Julia'' books and said she often laughed out loud as there was not much else to laugh about in her life anymore. She was so very appreciative and such a delight to visit with. I will miss her. Rest in peace. '

Anthony and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I know she will be missed by all who knew and loved her,. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

You will be missed sweet lady

We bought our property sixty-plus years ago from Norma and Buck and we became friends and neighbors and family, watched Anthony grow from a little boy to a fine young man who loved and cared for his parents and grandparents.
Our sincere condolences to Anthony and his family. Snowball is not the same without the Elliotts.

I'm very sorry to hear this. Norma was a good friend of mine. I thought a lot of her and Buck.