Nora Hugo

Losing a loved one is not easy but knowing they are at peace and in the hands of God makes it easier. My sincere condolences and prayers are with the family..

I grew up in Steinauer with all of the Conradt family. My sister, Marjorie Obrist Morrissey was in her high school graduation class in 1953. The youngest sister, Ruth, was in my HS class at SHS. She used her clerical skills for work and to benefit the Church and community. I see where she and I shared our history focus of interest & reading. She had many good years with her family, but her loss certainly leaves a gap. May the Good Lord Bless and Keep her.

I have known Nora for over 40 years. She was always very nice to me and my wife Beth. Nora was always gracious, kind, respectful and full of life. I met Nora thru her Husband Ambrose, what a character he was in all the best ways a pure joy to talk to and be around. My wife and I spent time at many conventions with both of them. As a vendor to Grain States Soya, they were both so pleasant and always treated us as equals which is uncommon in a customer/vendor relationship. I'm very happy to hear she passed away her struggles are over. Nora is now 17 again and dancing with Ambrose what a perfect ending to a life well spent. RIP Nora and tell Ambrose hi for me. I miss you both.

You will be greatly missed. You and Ambrose raised a wonderful family, who have achieved great successes. Rest in peace Nora.