Norman Earl Whiting of Exeter passed away peacefully with his family by his side at Jessica’s House on Thursday, May 2, 2024 at the age of 89. Beloved husband of Barbara Joan (Wright) and the late Margaret (Thomson) (1976). Loving father of Debra Johnston (Brian), and Nancy Mills (Barry) and loving stepfather of Randy Miller (Sharon), and Nancy Brock (Murton). Proud and loving grandpa of Ashley (Sal), Michelle (Bryan), Justine (Kyle), Brittany (Jeff), Lindsay (Rob), Dustin (Katie), Mike (Melia), Jason (Becky), Jessica (Steve), and Madison and great-grandpa of Sawyer, Zayn; Hayden; Denver, Harper; Caiden, Cohen; Chase; Alifa, Sierra, Kenzo, Sage; Chet, and Layne. Dear brother and brother-in-law of Melba Hamilton-Cornfoot, Shirley Kirk, Paul Ferris, and June Keller. Fondly remembered by the Thomson family, the Wright family and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Earl and Ethel (Kestle) Whiting, his siblings Blanche (Donald), Stanley (Evaline), Don, and Jean (Bill), brothers-in-law Bud Hamilton, Elmer Willis, Gord Kirk, and John McAllister.
Norm had a busy career working at Brady Cleaners, Canada Bread, Hostess Potato Chips and a well-known Auctioneer. Norm was a salesman’s salesman. Eventually as an entrepreneur he and his wife Marg started Whiting’s Antiques and Used Furniture & Things. Together Norm and Barb enjoyed many years of card playing, travelling, and loved their very active social life. Norm will be remembered in his community as a member of the Exeter United Church, member of the Exeter Odd Fellows Lodge and an all round square dance caller.
Visitation will be held at Haskett Funeral Home, 456 Main Street South, EXETER on Thursday, May 9th from 6 – 8 PM with an Odd Fellow’s Service at 5:45 PM.
Visitation will continue in the funeral home on Friday, May 10th from 10 until the time of Norm’s funeral service at 11 AM with Pastor Paul Vollick officiating. Interment Exeter Cemetery.
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Donations to Jessica’s House or the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family.
The family wishes to thank the staff at South Huron Hospital, Exeter Villa, and Jessica’s House, along with Dr. Jadd for all of the care and compassion shown to Norm and his family.
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Susan McClure
Barb and family I’m really sorry to hear of norms passing ..he was a wonderful person and I have alot of great memories of him..my condolences
Cathy Fuller
My sincerest condolences to all. Norm was such an icon in the community
He will be sadly missed
Thinking of you
Cathy
Cathie Alexander
Sincere condolences to Norm’s family.. I had the pleasure of working with him a long time ago.
Brian and Janet Wedlake
Barb and the Whiting family and the Brock family please accept our sympathy in the loss of Norm. It was always nice to see their happy faces at most event. I am sure you will have lots of happy memories over the years.
Dale Peck
My Condolences to the Whiting family , my thoughts are with you all.
Shirley Rader
Sending my heartfelt condolences to the Miller and Whiting families. I am sorry for your loss.
Doug and Betty Lynn Eckel
Nancy, Barry and family – Please accept our sincere sympathy in the loss of your Dad and grandpa. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers as you navigate the difficult days ahead.
Alison Wedlake
I was very sorry to hear of Norms passing. Deepest sympathies to the family.
Sharon and Jim Allison
Dear Nancy, Barry and Family,
So sorry to hear your news of the loss of Norm.
Thinking of you and sending you comfort in this great time of loss.
Sincerely
Sharon and Jim
Tim Hamilton
My uncle Norm was one of a kind and I will always remember him, Aunt Margie and Barb with much love and fondness. My mother Melba would want to attend but her advanced age will prevent that. Norm was jovial and a character who always made others feel better. He will be sorely missed by my family and his community.
Ruth Edwards
I went to the theatre and some music jams with Norm & Barb and they were a delightful couple to get to know. Norm was certainly a gentleman and will be greatly missed. My condolences to the family.
Liz Campbell
Sorry for your loss, he was a great person and will be missed. Our deepest sympathy
Louise Giffin, Liz Campbell and family
Bob & Sharon Pavkeje
Sending our sympathy to your family.
Ron Clark
Sincere regrets to all of Norm’s family members. He has been a great and valued friend to my family and I for over 70 years.We have shared many travels,card games and get togethers.Always a cheerful caring person and positive thinker.His passing leaves a large hole in all our lives.
Jim Gregus
Dear Barb, Deb& Brian, Nancy & Barry, Randy & Sharon and Nancy & Murton
Sorry to learn of Norm’s passing, I always enjoyed a conversation from time to time with Norm, and my parents ( Gus & Gerry) had many years of cherished friendship with you both.
Jim & Deb Gregus
Clare & Brenda (Parsons) Martene & Family
Dear: Barb, Deb (Brian), Nancy (Barry), Randy (Sharon), Nancy (Murt), Grandchildren/Great-Grandchildren & the Extended Whiting/Miller Families . . .
We are sending our heartfelt condolences on the incredible loss of Norm. We know there are no words that can ease your pain. Norm was a true gentleman, a loving family man, so kind, generous & definitely a hard-working soul who always wore a smile & had lots of time for a chat. He was so very active & involved in our local business community with so many different careers. He accomplished so much during his lifetime & touched the lives of so many people. Norm was the best auctioneer who could pretty much sale anything even the shirt off his back. R.I.P. Norm 🙏🏻
Please know that we care & share in your sadness. May you find strength in the love of family & in the warm embrace of friends during the difficult days ahead. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your extended family at this very heartbreaking time. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
Love, Clare & Brenda (Parsons) Martene & Family 💞
John and Linda Wuerth
Barb Deb and Brian Nancy and Barry and the Miller family
Sorry to hear about Norm’s passing. Norm always had stories to tell and had such a great smile. Only man I know who had the smallest men’s shoe size. Use to laugh about that when he came to the store.
Cherish your memories and he will live on in your hearts.
Leroy&Cheryl Edwards
Dear Barb and family. So sorry for your loss Norm was a great person and always was there if you needed anything! May the many memories give you peace at this difficult time
Heather & Randy Bilcke
Growing up beside Debbie & Nancy we shared many childhood memories and funny stories along with our dads constantly playing jokes on each other, those were great times. Thinking of you all and sending big hugs to your families – Heather
Joan Stephen
Sending sincere condolences. I have fond memories of Norm and Marg when we became neighbours while building our homes beside one another on Carling Street in 1959. We shared many laughs and good times together. Norm will be sadly missed by everyone who knew him.
Michele & Alan Hodgert
So sorry for the loss of Norm.
I hope that the happy memories of Norm will help you thru this sad time.
Thinking of you!
Milt and Barb Dietrich
Our sincere condolences to all of Norm’s family, for your loss of Norm. Remember the happy times together. Thinking of everyone.
Tom Creech
I will always remember my visits to Norm’s shop to pick up my mother after she returned to the working world in the early 1970’s. My condolences to Barb and the family.
Lynne Godkin
Sincere sympathy to the Whiting and Miller families. Norm was a man with a wonderful smile and a big heart. May your many wonderful memories bring peace at this difficult time.
Lynne and Ron Godkin
Julianne Varley
Dear Barb, Deb and Brian, Nancy and Barry, Randy and Sharon, Nan and Murton and families,
“Normy” such a fun guy!
So many family memories going way back to Paul Bunyan Camp, Square Dance Camp in Rodney On., and all the years of friendship our parents shared. They had so many laughs and good times together. Each year in Florida a story or two still pops up about their times spent at Lehigh Acres and the list could go on.
Sending you strength as you face the days ahead.
Julianne
Dave & Julie Jackson
We are so sorry to hear about Norm’s passing. Our thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.
Bill & Audrey Rowe
Our condolences to Barb & all the family of Norm. Our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you.
Sincerely Bill & Audrey Rowe
Kathy Heywood
To all of Norm’s loved ones. My condolences to all. So many great memories, always to be cherished.
Jim & Verla Russell
To Barb and all the Whiting and Miller Families
Our deepest sympathy on Norm’s passing.
Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Dianne and Bill Dietrich
Nancy, Barry and the Whiting and Miller family
We were so sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. We have very fond memories of your dad. He will be missed by all.
Dianne and Bill Dietrich
Dave and Robin Prout
Condolences to all of Norm’s family a life well lived
Bill & Louise Pincombe
To all the Whiting and Miller families:
Norm was a well known personality in and around Exeter. So involved in the community, especially the Lodge and Exeter United Church. He will lbe missed. Please accept our sincere sympathy and hold your many memories close.
Ken and Kim Pinder
Dear Barb, Deb and Brian, Nancy and Barry and all extended family.
We were very sorry to hear of Norm’s passing. He was always so friendly and interesting to talk to. Norm was very involved in our community and will be missed by many organizations. Treasure all your happy times and memories . Sincere condolences.
Al & Nancy Quinn
To Barb and the Whiting/Miller families.So Sorry to hear of Norms passing.He was a great neighbour when we moved to our current home.I worked for him occasionally at his store delivering appliances. I always enjoyed his sense of humour and good nature.He will certainly be missed.
Pauline Miller
Barb, Randy, Sharon, Nancy, Murt and families and the Whiting family,
My sincere sympathy in the loss of Norm. Keep all the precious memories
close to your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
Brenna and Barry Vincent
Dear Nancy, Barry and the Whiting/Miller families,
Sending our sincere condolences on your father’s passing. I remember him as one of the best auctioneer’s in the community. Take comfort in sharing all of your wonderful memories to give you peace and strength.
Rob & Ann Morley
Condolences to all of the family on Norms passing, he was a great person always willing to help.
Sandra & Larry Hern
Dear Barb and all of Norm’s family,
We extend our sincere condolences on the passing of Norm. He was a man you would never forget meeting..always happy, friendly and outgoing and often excited about “the next best thing!” Norm and Marg coached our Junior Farmers square dance team in 1970, and we went on to win 2nd prize for all of Ontario! He loved to dance…and he loved life and his family. May he rest in peace and his memory be a blessing to all who knew him. ❤️
Jeff Borland
To the Whiting Family please accept my condolence in the passing of Norm.
Cathy Batten
Barb & Family
My condolences to each of you at this sad time. Treasure the happier times & memories you all have of Norm. Thinking of you all & sending hugs.
Cathy
Joan Cleave
Barb, Randy & Sharon:
My sincere condolences to all of your Family on the loss of Norm.
He was highly respected all the years I have known him, and he will be missed by many.
Joan Cleave
Maria (Mickie) Struyke-Laurin
Barb, Deb &Brian and families.
My deepest condolences for your loss.
It has been my pleasure to have known Norm over the years. A special person being the best auctioneer in the area …I will always remember “had to be a warm cup of water to drink” during the auctions.
Also great memories when I worked at Lifetime Home Products where we would often
chat about this and that. And just saying hi to each other over the years it was always with a big smile.
He had a big heart and a personality that could never be forgotten.
Norm Rest in Peace.
MaryJane Taylor
To all the Whiting and Miller Families…
My Sincere Sympathy in your loss of a Dear
Husband, Father and Grandfather…
Norm has been active in the community for many
years….His failing health has kept him from being
out and about…As an auctioneer always helping at
the hospital rummage sale…he always made it fun…
Remember with a smile all your fond memories of
times together… Rest in Peace Norm….
Bob and Carol Johnston
Barb and family
Sincere sympathy for the loss of Norm.
We are thinking of you all
Carol and Bob
Jennette
Thinking of you all, big hugs. Rest is peace Norm
Mike & Deb Hunter
Our sympathies to the entire family. Our thoughts are with you.
Gael Ellis
I wish to express my deepest sympathies. The Bible gives the comforting hope that your loved one will come to life again on a beautiful earth when death will be no more in John 5:28, 29 and Revelation 21:4.
Bill and Pam Reid
Thinking of you all xo
David Reid
Nancy, Barry and Family. Our Sincere condolences from Jack and I.
Cy & Eleanor Blommaert
So sorry to hear Norm has passed.
Our deepest sympathy to Barb Deb & Brian Nancy & Barry
Thinking of you at this time .
Cy & Eleanor
Melonie Miller
Barb & family
Sincere sympathy to all of you.
Norm was a character for sure & you will have many memories
Barry & Melonie Miller
Dave MacLeod
To the entire Whiting family
My sincere condolences on the passing of such a fine man. I first met Norm in 2006 when we were preparing for our Vimy Rededication Pilgrimage, as Justine and Jason were travelling with us, and we were planning on visiting Bretteville-sur-Laize, where his brother Pilot Officer Donald Stuart Whiting is buried. Norm was very pleased that his grandchildren would be visiting the cemetery, as at that time nobody from his family had visited his brother’s grave. I had the opportunity to talk to Norm a number of times afterwards, and in 2017 I joined Exeter Lodge 67 IOOF, and was warmly welcomed as a brother by Norm. We had some excellent conversations, especially when my grandmother Sister Shirley Pollock visited for the strawberry social.
I think the most moving conversation was a night at Lodge when Norm told the story about the three young airmen who visited his parents home in Centralia; his brother Donald, and two of Donald’s comrades, on their embarkation leave just prior to departing overseas. Norm told us that the three of them were down in the basement, and when he went down there the three young men were eating ice cream directly out of the container. Norm said his mother was ‘angry’ at the boys, but not really. Norm would have been about eight or nine years old, and he clearly idolized his big brother. When they went to the train station in Centralia the three young men stopped at the steps, turned and waved good bye – that was the last image he had of them, as none of them survived the war. Keeping the memory of his brother Donald alive was important to Norm, and I know he passed this along to his family.
Sometimes we are blessed to know people of integrity, who care deeply, and strive to make the world a better place. I was very fortunate to know Norm, I was blessed to call him my friend, and proud to call him my brother.
Don and Brenda Triebner
So sorry to hear of Norm’s passing. He always had a smile and a story to tell. Thinking of your all.
Steve johns
Barb, Nancy, Barry, Deb, Brian , Nancy , Murt, Randy , Sharon and extended family- so sorry to learn of Norm’ passing, a fine man , that always wanted to help people . Thinking of you at this sad time
Steve Johns Joan Sararas
Tom and Phyllis Tomes
To Barb and all of Norm’s family.
Our sincere sympathy to you and all the family. We have good memories of Norm when he had the store in town and when he called at square-dances. We also were at a few of his auctions! He always had a friendly attitude. Always enjoyed talking to him.
Cherish your memories.
Regi Whyte
Condolences to all of Evaline;s family
Regi and Bill
Dave Frayne and Cathy Cade
To Barb, Whiting and Miller families
Saddened to learn of Norm’s passing. He had many careers during his lifetime and touched a lot of people. I remember him calling square dancing while I was in school. I hope your memories of Norm bring you comfort in the future.
Our condolences to all
Marg Pavkeje
Barb, Deb, Nancy, Randy, Nancy and families,
So sorry to hear about Norm. He’s had a tough go the last couple years and is now free from pain. Thinking of all of you during the sad days ahead.
Marg
Bill & Joanne Hodge
Our deepest sympathies to the entire family. Thinking of all of you at this sad time.
Ms. Dale Grant
Barb & Family
My deepest condolences,
I have fond memories of Norm at the furniture store. With several purchases over the years. I remember him coming into A & W as well.
Someone so special can never be forgotten, may his soul rest in peace.
Sandra Newton
Sandra Newton
I was sad to hear of Norm’s passing. I always enjoyed conversing with him as he had stories to tell and a joke or two to share. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Linda Webber
To the Whiting family: Sincerely sorry to hear of Norm’s passing. l have know about him for years and when l moved to Riverview Estates in Exeter he and Barb where my next door neighbours.
May he RIP
Linda Webber
Darren Boyle
Our most kind condolences to Barb and family. It isn’t going to be the same in the South Huron area not being able to see Norm and have a great chat and quick catch up while doing the everyday things like being out and about.
Norm will be missed by many. Our hearts are with you all.
Darren, Denise Boyle & Family
Kathryn Triebner
Sorry to read of Norm’s passing prayers to the family.
George and Sue Wilson
Barb, Debra, Nancy, Randy and Nancy and families, Whiting family, heartfelt condolences on Norm’s passing. He was a very friendly man. Great auctioneer. Cherish your precious memories. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Marilyn Waldeck & Family
For the Whiting Families
I am truly sorry to hear of the loss of Norm and sending my condolences out to each of you. Norm was the first person our family met when we moved to Exeter and he welcomed us to town.. I know that all the memories you all have shared with him will lighten your path ahead and know he will always still be there for you.
Jerry and Alice MacLean
Barb,Deb,Brian,Nancy,Barry and all extended family,
It’s tough to say goodbye to a friend of over 35years.
Our memories go back to the late 60s.
Square dance calling to Norms voice and he and Marg Qing us through various round dancing.
Traveling together for many years in the winter months ,playing golf, and stories that go on forever!
After spending months alone,we decided to blind date him and Barb,
Our trip to Montreal with Barb and Norm(buying furniture )was one we will never forget!)
Well….that was a match made in heaven as they were not long filling the void in each others hearts with a love that has lasted until his passing day.
Rest in peace Norm
Till we meet again
Ken and Shirley (Heywood) Simpson
Whiting and Miller Families:
Sorry to hear that Norm has passed away. I have many memories of Norm coming back to Dad and Moms when he delivered bread and for visits with our family.He was a great man and will be missed by all that knew him. Sending our deepest sympathies to all the family. Hold all the wonderful memories of him close to your hearts.
John & Mary Allen
Dear Barb, Deb & Brian, Nancy & Barry, Randy & Sharon, Nancy & Murt and extended family,
Offering our sincere condolences on Norm’s passing – he accomplished a lot in his circle of life and connected with so many people on his life journey. May he now rest in peace. May the memories of the good days sustain all of you in the days and years ahead.
Kim Mckay
Barb, Deb, Nancy,Randy and Nancy and family
My deepest sympathy in your loss of Norm. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Katharina Coolman
My sincere sympathy to Barb and all the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Kathy Coolman
Sandra Sweitzer
Barb and Family
So sorry to hear of the passing of Norm
Lots of fond memories from the past
Always great chatting with him when we happened to see each other
Sandra Sweitzer
Murray Armstrong
Our condolences to the Whiting Families on Norm’s passing, special thoughts to Nancy and Barry.
Lori and Murray
Lynda Denham
Deepest Sympathy
Gabbie and Margaret Mol
Our sincere condolences with Norms passing Our prayers be with the family
Marilyn Dewan
Barb & family
My sincere sympathy in Norm’s passing. He was always a friendly man.
Marilyn Dewan
John & Carol Coleman
Dear Barb and family,
So sorry for your loss. Sending our heartfelt condolences to each of you at this sorrowful time.
John & Carol Coleman
Cliff&Elsie McDonald
Deb and Brian
Sorry to hear about your dad’s passing, thinking of you and your family.
Cynthia and Sarath
Nancy, Barry, Nancy & Murton,
Our sincere sympathies to the family. There will be many saddened hearts as Norm’s life touched so many people. You are in our thoughts,
Cynthia and Sarath
Donna Perry
To Barb and the whole Whiting family
So sorry for the loss of Norm. I am sure you all have a lot of wonderful memories to help you through this sad time.
With Deepest Sympathy – Donna Perry
Laura Wilder
Dear Nancy, Deb and family,
Sending deepest condolences for your loss.
Nancy Price
We are sorry to hear of Norm’s passing. Sending our thoughts of sincere condolences to all of you. ❤️
Nancy (Hern) and Richard Price
Hillman family
Our deepest sympathy. May your memories be a blessing.
Elaine and Don Beauchamp
Our Deepest Sympathy to all the Family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time Hugs
Victor Fulcher
What a wonderful force of nature Norm Whiting was!
I had the pleasure of spending a lot of time with Norm one summer in the late 1960s while “helping” him with his bread route. I remember being amazed at how much fun Norm was having while at work. His customers, mostly farm families, were invariably happy to see him and to have a conversation with him while making their weekly bread and baked goods purchases.
I will never forget his endless energy and cheerfulness. And I especially will never forget his amazing ability to add up in his head (no calculators in those days) a large number of bread and baked good prices and come up with the right answer. Thanks to Norm there was a time in my life when I became pretty good at doing that too.
Thank you for some great memories Norm.
Evelyn Vincent
To Barb and all of Norm’s family
Sincere Sympathy. Norm was well known and respected.
May the good memories help bring peace, comfort and strength
Karen Dickins
Barb and family, my deepest condolences . Norm certainly had a good life and has left many memories for everyone in town. Enjoyed our time as neighbours, you both certainly enjoyed life. Sending you big hugs.
Ralph & Denise Batten
Our deepest condolences on the passing of Norm. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of his family. Sending lots of hugs.
Ralph & Denise
Mark Heimrich
Barb, Debra & Brian, Nancy & Barry, Randy & Sharon, Nancy & Murton & families;
Our sincere condolences in your sad loss. Norm was a very active and involved long time member of our local business community. He was also a tremendously valued part of the social fabric of our area, contributing in many, many ways. Norm was always so admirably generous donating his auctioneering skills to numerous great fundraising causes over several decades. On the personal side, Norm and I shared in a few entrepreneurial ventures together, especially in our appreciation for air and water purifiers. He was a valued member of our sales team, even in his semi-retirement years. Norm and I enjoyed many car rides together and became good friends. He was always happy to share the wisdom of his years and I was always willing to listen. Although not large in stature, Norm had a huge heart. He was extremely proud of his entire family and often boasted about your accomplishments.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Rest in peace , my dear friend Norm.
Mark & Julie Heimrich, my Mom, Marilyn Heimrich, and staff of Lifetime Water Products.
Brad & Anne Mousseau
Sending our heartfelt condolences to Barb & all Norm’s loved ones. Sorry for your loss.
Judy Hayward
Dear Debbie, Nancy and families,
So very sorry for the loss of Norm. He was a good man. I remember when he and Paul took me for a ride on the teeter totter at Riverview Park; many years ago; (Ellis reunion). Also memories of good times on the corner of Wellington and Carling.
Thinking of you folks at this sad time. Love and hugs, Judy and Dan Hayward
Tena Braun
I’m sorry to hear of your loss My thoughts and prayers are with Barb and all of you Love you Tena and family
Joan Heywood
Whiting and Miller Families:
So sorry to read of Norm’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone. Cherish all the wonderful memories. Hugs Joan
Dave Keys
Deb,Brian and Family
Sorry to hear of Norms passing . Our condolences go out to the entire family.
Dave , Shelly and Rachelle Keys
Carolyn Johns
Many fond memories of Norm with Barb at the Brocks.
I will always remember him for his remedies for many ailments…including the cure for warts!
Also remember his auctioneering at the biannual rummage sales.
Rest in Peace
Rose and Keith Brittain
To all the family our sincere condolences our thoughts and prayers are with you
Lori and Brad Baker
Our sincere sympathies to Barb, Debra and Nancy and the entire family. We were sorry to hear of Norm’s passing. He was a true gentleman – always had a kind word and a smile! Thinking of all of you at this time.
Lori and Brad Baker
Evelyn
Nancy, Murton, Jess & Mad
I’m so sorry about the loss of Norm. I have so many good memories hanging out at Norm and Barbs place growing up. Thinking of you guys.
Ev
Leon and Helen Coolman
Our condolences to Barb and all the family. Leon and I hope that your memories of his life will guide you through this very difficult time. Norm had a great life and he was such an amazing man and always knew the right thing to say. Leon worked for Norm at the antique furniture store in Exeter for many years and they were close. He went to visit Norm in the Villa not that long ago and they had a good visit and talked about old times. That was good. Many of the memories Leon and Norm shared his children will remember and will laugh about in the future. We know the family have lots to share and to remember. Thinking of you all at this hard time in your lives.
Yvonne/Jim Barnetson
Our thoughts and prayers are with Barb,Debra,Nancyand all the Whiting family! Norm was a great guy! Jim worked for him several years ago!keep all the good memories alive to help you through this difficult time!
R.I.P Norm 🙏
Russell and Verona Snider
Sorry to hear of his passing. Always enjoyed talking to him.
Darlene Porter
Deepest sympathy to all the family in your loss. I know my Dad always enjoyed Norman’s humour at the auctions. May his memory be a blessing
Deb Campbell
Deb and Brian and family:
Very sorry to read of Norm’s passing. Thinking of you all at this difficult time.
cynthia mclandress
sorry for your loss
jack snell and cynthia mclandress