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Norma Jean Robinson Peck, age 84, was called home to be with her sweetheart on Saturday, January 25th after a brief illness. She was loved and cared about by many, and will be missed dearly. She loved everyone she met, and made each person feel like they were her favorite. The impact she made on others will never be forgotten.

Norma was born on October 2, 1940 in American Fork, Utah to Wayne and Louise Robinson. She was the 6th of 7 children. She had 4 brothers and 2 sisters, and was quite skilled at getting into trouble for throwing pumpkins on the road and going to jail, where her father had to bail her out. (She never did that again.)  She graduated from American Fork High School in 1958 where she was active in sports and cheerleading. Three years later, she met her eternal sweetheart, Elwyn V. Peck, from Lehi, and they were married in 1961. They had 4 children Michelle, Sherry, Tracy, Scott. Elwyn built their beautiful home on the Peck farm where she lived for 58 years.

Norma enjoyed serving in many callings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and found the most joy in serving with the Young Women. She was a secretary for the Junior and Senior High School Seminaries for 25 years. She loved the teachers she worked with, and the students loved her. She had many great experiences during those years. She also served at the Mount Timpanogas Temple in the baptistry, and loved every minute of that experience.

Before she lost her sweetheart unexpectedly eleven years ago, they served a 3 year farm mission together. They enjoyed riding around to check out all the farms, which brought them closer together. They were also able to visit Jerusalem before Elwyn's death, which were memories she greatly cherished. She loved working side by side with her husband, and missed him dearly after his death.

Norma was happiest when she was able to spend time with her kids and grandkids. She went on many vacations with each of her kids, where she did her darndest to keep up with those grandkids. She took her whole family on a vacation each year, which are memories they will definitely cherish forever. Norma was giving, kind, feisty, and beautiful, and had such a love for people. She was such an example of how to live life to the fullest and stay close to Heavenly Father. She bore her testimony many times to her family, and reminded them that the Lord loves them and is always there for them. She was humble, spiritual, and grateful, and taught many life lessons that will always be remembered.

She is survived by her children, Michelle (Ted) Tingey, Sherry Powell, Tracy (Brent) Fox, and Scott (Kimberly) Peck, her sister, Shirley Russon and brother Bill Robinson, 15 grandkids, and 6 great-grandkids with 2 on the way.

She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Elwyn V. Peck, her parents Wayne and Louise Robinson, her brothers Stan, Carl, and Richard Robinson, and her sister Janet Alexander.

A viewing will be held Thursday night from 6-8 at the Meadow View Stake Center (900 N. 1200 E.) with a viewing Friday morning from 10-11 and funeral at 11:00 in the same building. She will be buried in the Lehi Cemetery next to her forever love.