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Sherri Halpert
October 1, 2008
Dear Susan: i'm so sorry about Norm.I just found out about it from mrs. gissen..she lives in the building where you lived.I really loved Norm.He was so good to me..I can't believe it.If there is anything i can do please let me know.He was a wonderful person and i will miss him.I've known him for 10 years...
Tom D.
September 19, 2008
Dear Family & Friends of Norman,
We extend to you our deepest sympathies for yours and our loss. Norm demonstrated principles and purpose in his life. He gifted me personally a friendship when I was in need and encouraged to me grow in the understanding of a contented and peaceful life... no matter the circumstance. He taught me in many ways to live fully in the power of the present day. I am grateful for having walked in the legacy of his footpath and the gift of his Serenity. He will be missed, but not forgotten.
May the God of your understanding console you in these present days.
Thomas D.
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