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Zoe Eppley and Harry Lenchitz
October 4, 2009
Bertha,
Norman helped so many people at the Cancer Center over the years. We will always remember him for his cheerful attitude and his caring ways. The many people Norman helped and cared for are mourning along with you.
Zoe Eppley and Harry Lenchitz
Lois Moore
October 4, 2009
Dear Bertha,
We of From the Heart feel such compassion for you. We will miss Norman's cheerful smile and gracious attitude. He was always so willing to help us deliver our donations not only to Stony Point but would pack his station wagon to the top with our bags for downtown MCV. What a sweet, kind man he was and we will all miss him terribly.
Our best to you and your family and please know we all have you in our prayers.
Sincerely,
October 2, 2009
Dear Bertha and Robin,
I'll always remember Norman with a smile on his face because whenever I saw him, he was happy and smiling! The world is a lesser place without him. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the whole family.
Love, Tommie and Mike
October 2, 2009
I am so sorry for your loss. Norman was an icredible spirit and will be forever missed. I feel blessed to have known him.
Jennifer (nurse from Stony Point hem/onc)
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Thomas Rorrer
September 30, 2009
Bertha,
I am so sorry no hear of Norman's death. He was one of the most cheerful people I have ever known. He always greeted me with a handshake of friendship. I have known him since 1950 and he never changed. God Bless you and the family.
Tom and Jackie Rorrer
September 30, 2009
Dear Bertha,
Norman was a wonderful neighbor, as you are. Often helpful to me, he always had a smile and a cheerful hello. He served on our Board of Directors for many, many years, making a big contribution to our entire community. I am sorry for your loss and will miss seeing his smiling face.
Patricia Chandler
Ann Yoffy
September 30, 2009
Bertha, I am so sorry--Iknow how hard this is, wish I could be there. You two were so wonderful to me, I will never forget it.
Brenda
September 30, 2009
Bertha,
I am so sorry to hear of Norman's passing. I thought a lot of both of you. I truly enjoyed seeing you together at all of the MCV functions. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Warmest Regards,
Brenda Fogg
(former Executive Director of the MCV Alumni Association)
Jim Rose
September 30, 2009
Bertha,
I think the world is a little sadder place today with Norman's passing! I consider myself quite fortunate not only to have known him, but also having the great fortune and opportunity of having worked for and with him for 18 years. He was always quite congenial and consistent in his mannerisms and expectations. Even though he was my employer, our relationship was such that I considered him a friend more than a boss. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in your time of sorrow!
Ann Nelms
September 30, 2009
Dear Bertha,
I can't begin to tell you how sad I am. You and Norman have been a permit fixture at MCV as long as I have been here. I am so very blessed to have known both of you for 32 years. You know I use to call Norman "The Worlds Best Husband" on his name tag at reunion I think he got a kick out of that. I sincerely do believe in my heart there are no better people in this world than you and Norman.
Your family is in my thoughts and prayers as always. If you ever need anything please do not hesitate to call.
Lots of Love, Ann Nelms
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