Cherished daughter of Diane and the late Josh Norman. Loved sister of Jeremy and Erin. Loving sister-in-law of Alana. Wonderful aunt of Haidyn, Liam, and Samuel. Missed by her uncle Fred, her aunt Heather, Paul and Sharon, and her family of cousins and second cousins.
Dearest friend of staff and students in her 24 years at R.L. Graham.
And the “Wolf Pack.”
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you give someone you care about a hug.
kait russell
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026Ms. Norman will always hold a special place in my heart. She was my Grade 6 teacher, but the impact she had on my life went far beyond the classroom. Her passion and love for teaching inspired me in ways I’ll carry with me forever, not just in my education but in the person I’ve become and the future I continue to build. My heart truly breaks hearing this news. May she rest peacefully, and may her family and loved ones find comfort during this difficult time. My deepest condolences
rebecca price
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026Dear Sloane
I think about you every day. The lasting impact you have had on all of us at R.L Graham is immeasurable. We miss your kindness, your patient ways, and of course your sense of humour. I had the honour of working with you for several years. Your door was always open, and you would always help not only the children, but your colleagues and friends. You spoke often of your nephews, and supporting them in hockey. I send my prayers to the boys, and wish them only feelings of comfort and warmth when they think of you.
Your friend,
Becky Price
Mathew Gale
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026Always willing to help with a smile and kind word. You will be dearly missed
Christopher Hickman
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026My deepest condolences. We are thinking about you and the differences you made in so many children’s lives. A life dedicated to making this world a better place for everyone.
Kerri Smith
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026I honestly do not know where to begin. 37 years of friendship is a lot of memories, and there is no way I can put into words just how much Sloane meant to me.
We met at 18 at Laurentian, and what started as university roommates turned into a lifelong friendship. She quickly became an M2 legend, and I am pretty sure she will forever be part of Laurentian folklore!
Sloane was one of those people who went after what she wanted. She always dreamed of becoming a teacher and, later in life, went back to school at Lakehead to make that dream happen. She was determined and never lost sight of what she wanted. And she became a teacher, but not just any teacher. The way she talked about her students, how much she knew about each of them and how genuinely she cared was something special. She made a difference in so many young lives, and I know that will be part of her legacy.
As a friend, she was pretty special too. Smart, strong, kind, generous, loyal, creative and so funny. She had some pretty epic comebacks and one liners! She was someone you could count on, laugh with, be yourself around and share just about anything with. And of course, I cannot forget our epic euchre games and deep conversations!
The last five years with Sloane and the girls have honestly been some of the best years of my life. She was such a big part of my world, and I feel incredibly lucky to have had her in it.
I will miss her more than I can say. I am just so grateful she was part of my life for 37 years.
Love Kerri xo
Angie Harrison
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026Sloane was a very dedicated educator. She advocated for her students. She worked well with families to ensure their children received the support they needed. Sloane had the greatest laugh!
Randa Parkin
Posted on: Sunday, November 8, 2026You are truly missed Sloane. I appreciated how you took the time to ask about my life and how you remembered all my children’s names-I always wondered how you remembered ALL of them. You’re in my thoughts all the time. I will continue to pray for your family 💕