L’Anse au Loup, Newfoundland and Labrador — The community of L’Anse au Loup is in deep mourning following the death of Tia Normore, a beloved resident known for her kindness and infectious energy. Tia was a graduate of Labrador Straits Academy, where she was admired for her dedication and vibrant spirit. She also served as the Head Chef at The Krusty Krab, where her culinary skills and commitment shone through in every dish she prepared.
A Life Remembered by Friends and Family
Tia’s passing has left a significant void in the lives of those who knew her. Chelsey Normore, speaking on behalf of Addison, shared her grief on Facebook, reminiscing about their lifelong friendship. "Tia and I have been friends since we were babies. We were next-door neighbors and spent countless hours playing together. Though we drifted apart after I moved away, I often thought of her. I am so glad we spent time together just this past Friday. We went horseback riding, had lunch, and caught up on life. Tia was more than just my friend; she was my best friend, and she always will be. I will miss her forever. Fly high and fly free, my beautiful friend."
The outpouring of support for Addison, who cherished her memories with Tia, was overwhelming. Friends like Monica Yetman, Amanda Barney, Aleta Yetman, Craig Fowler, Jenetta Tatchell, and others sent their love and support, offering hugs and words of comfort during this difficult time.
Tributes from the Community
The impact of Tia’s life extended beyond her close friends. Arlene Cabot, who knew Tia through school and as a neighbor, expressed her sorrow, saying, “Tia – you were a force. Determined, bright, vibrant, full of life, brave, funny, and just about to embark on one of your biggest chapters yet. I’m heartbroken that we won’t get to see all that you would have accomplished, but I’m so grateful to have known you.”
Trini Bragg also shared her condolences, specifically reaching out to Tia’s family: “My heart breaks for you, Corie Lee Normore. Sending strength, prayers, and healing love to you, your entire family, and all those whose lives were touched and brightened by Tia.”
A Lasting Legacy
Tia Normore’s passing has deeply affected the Labrador coast, leaving many to mourn the loss of such a vibrant and beloved individual. Char Snow voiced what many are feeling: “So many broken hearts flood the Labrador coast today as they say goodbye to a precious young lady. My thoughts and condolences are with all those impacted, especially her dear parents, sister, grandparents, and all other friends and family.”
Tia’s legacy of love, laughter, and dedication will continue to inspire and comfort those who knew her. Her contributions to her community, both as a cherished friend and a professional, will not be forgotten.