Condolence: I worked with Norman for about 4 years, he was always upbeat.

Condolence: I worked with Norman for a long time at the VA. I always considered him to be a good friend with a big smile and an even bigger heart. Norman would go out of his way to help anyone and I believe he would have given the shirt off his back if he felt like you needed it more. He helped me through some rough times by always finding a way to make me laugh. He really loved practical jokes, even when he was the receiver. You could always find Norman enjoying his coffee at the Waffle House, where several of us would gather for conversation and laugh at some of the things Norman would come up with. I would help him on occasion by taking him to his appointments with the eye doctor. Norman was there to console me when I lost my mother and gave me words of encouragemnent when I needed it the most. He was a good worker and loved working with his fellow veterans. God has surely received an angel who will not need any practice at being one in Heaven as Norman was truly an angel while here on this Earth. I will miss him dearly and hope to, one day,in Heaven, sit with him over a cup of coffee and laugh at the things he says. Norman, I will miss you and you will always remain in my heart and in my prayers.

Condolence: TO THE FAMILY OF NORMAN NEW

THE BROKEN CHAIN

WE LITTLE KNEW THAT MORNING,THAT GOD
WAS GOING TO CALL YOUR NAME
IN LIFE WE LOVED YOU DEARLY,
IN DEATH WE DO THE SAME
IT BROKE OUR HEARTS TO LOSE YOU,
YOU DID NOT GO ALONE;
FOR PART OF US WENT WITH YOU,
THE DAY GOD CALLED YOU HOME.
YOU LEFT US PEACEFUL MEMORIES,
YOUR LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP IS STILL OUR GUIDE;
AND THOUGH WE CANNOT SEE YOU,
YOU ARE ALWAYS AT OUR SIDE.
OUR FAMILY CHAIN IS BROKEN,
AND NOTHING SEEMS THE SAME,
BUT AS GOD CALLS US ONE BY ONE,
THE CHAIN WILL LINK AGAIN.

THE AUSDAHL'S AND RUSSELL FAMILY MISS YOU.

Condolence: I work with Norman for many years. He was a great person! God make no mistakes. Praying for you and your family.

Condolence: Norman, will be greatly missed. I worked with him for seven years. He always made sure he kept us informed of the new changes in the menus at the "Waffle House". We would tease him that he the "Waffle House" was his second home.

Condolence: I want to offer my deepest condolences to Norman's family. Norman was a very close friend of mine for many years when I moved to Arkansas in 1994. We had a special love and friendship all those years. He came to Arizona for a couple visits when I moved back to be near my aging parents. We had alot of good times, we went to the Grand Canyon and traveled around Arizona while he was there. He helped me and my family move to Tennessee in 2004 and called it an adventure. I had gypsy blood in me and could not stay in one place very long. The last months I will cherish, though they were hard because of his health problems we did have what he called another adventure I will miss him terribly but I know I will see him again someday in Heaven. Norman had alot of faith and no matter what he was going through, he had a smile.

Condolence: To Hector and all the family. Norman was a classmate of mine, we graduated from Dermott in 1972. Norman was a very kind, quiet person, a good guy. He also loved his mother and family. He would bring his mother to Bellaire Baptist and we would always visit and catch up. After his mother left, we lost touch. Our class is having our 40th reunion at the end of this month. I will be sure and let everyone know of his passing. Will be praying for your comfort and peace in the days ahead.

Condolence: Your friends on Unit 3k will miss you

Condolence: I've known Norman since 2002. We have stayed in touch over the years and have eaten out from time to time. One of the things about Norman I will always remember is the smile on his face while someone was playfully aggravating him about something. He would play like he did'nt enjoy the attention, but, you could tell that he really did get a kick out of it sometimes. Especally when his coworkers or waffle house friends would jab him or play a practical joke on him.

He will surely be missed by many, and I considered him one of my best friends. I will see him in Heaven some day!

Condolence: I enjoyed whenever I worked with Norman. He was always kind to me. Will miss you, Norman. I would like to extend my deepest sympathy and prayers to the family.