I can only imagine he pain you must feel at this time. Mrs. Paynter was a wonderful person and played an important role in shaping the lives of many. As you find comfort among family and friends, know as well that there's much comfort to be found in God's word. Death was not part of God's original purpose for mankind. Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us that he “put eternity in their heart." Rest assured that his purpose will be carried out. Please read Revelation 21:4 which speaks of a time in the near future when all things will be made new. Even death will be a thing of the past never to be brought to mind again.

Message from Diane Bromenschenkel

September 27, 2017 9:31 AM

Dear Family,
Your mother was a wonderful lady. I worked with her at Terry Reilly and her kindness toward patients and staff was admirable. I'll always have fond memories of attending Art in the Park with her. I loved her sense of humor and enjoyed being with her. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

Message from John and Bev Montgomery

September 22, 2017 9:46 AM

Dear Paynter family...
What a grand Lady your mother was and someone my family always cherished as a wonderful friend and neighbor. They just simply do not make many like Charlie and Norma!
My family moved to Marble Front in 1953 to the farm on KCID road, route 3 in those days. My folks became part of the community which of course meant the knowing of many of the fine folks that became a part of our young and later lives. The Paynters were always a part of that group, always very loving and such a part of our growing up years.
Later, we reconnected at Boone church and again enjoyed many common friends and associations together. Always a joy to see them together on Sunday each week. Norma and Bev were in the same small group together for many years leading to a lovely friendship.
So, now we move on with all the wonderful memories.
Blessing to you all...
Bev and John Montgomery

208-459-3629

Norma A. Paynter