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Norman W. Cloher

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Francis J. Collins Funeral Home, Inc. - Silver Spring

500 University Blvd. West

Silver Spring, Maryland

Norman Cloher Obituary

NORMAN WESLEY CLOHER
On Friday, February 17, 2012 of Silver Spring, MD. Beloved husband of Diane Felice Cloher; father of Laura Ann, Joseph Benjamin, and Chelsea Elizabeth Cloher; brother of JoLyn (Terry) Seifert and Maggie (Dennis) Swierad. Also survived by many loving family and friends. A Memorial Service will be held at Collins Funeral Home, 500 University Boulevard, West, Silver Spring, MD, on Saturday, February 25 at 3 p.m. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123

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Published by The Washington Post on Feb. 19, 2012.

Memories and Condolences
for Norman Cloher

20 Entries

Michael Milano

February 29, 2012

So sorry for your loss. Norm was a great guy. he meant a lot to me. Having him as my cub scouts and boy scouts leader was amazing. He taught me so many valuable life lessons. I will always remember all the campouts we went on, all the different cool postal memorabilia he brought back for our patrol, and of course how he taught us how to conduct a proper color guard. i will miss him a lot.

Uncle Norman, We will always remember the Wonderful Family Memories with your Chicago Family...We will always Love & Miss You. God Bless

Jessie, Kayla, Chloe & MAX Coffey

February 28, 2012

February 26, 2012

Stormin'

Thanks for being such a great brother in law. Love you,

Nancy

Alexander Leishman

February 25, 2012

As a Boy Scout 10 years ago, I was always inspired by Mr. Cloher. To this day I constantly remember his words of wisdom and I will for the rest of my life. Mr. Cloher taught me skills and traits that have been invaluable in my life so far. For this, I will always be grateful and he will always have a place close to my heart. I will miss him a lot.

Erin Swierad

February 25, 2012

To my Godfather we always had a great relationship our sarcastic slams towards one another always made me smile I am glad there have been so many wonderful memeories that we have shared and that you have had with my family. Jimmy will never forget his first trip to Chicago thanks to you and Maddie will never forget her first ride on a Harley and Logan well he will hear all about you when he is old enough to remember. I will never forget the last words you said to me and I would have never wanted them to be any other words than that. You will be deeply missed and a little of Normando the pirate will live on in all of us. Arrgh Matey

Sarah Napier

February 25, 2012

Thank you Norm for showing me respect and being a source of light whenever I saw you. That means so much to me!

Steven mensh

February 25, 2012

My Condolences to the Cloher family. God Bless you all and the spirit of Norm.

February 23, 2012

Diane and family,

Was sadden to here of the home going of my former boss and DEAR FRIEND. Please know that my prayers are with you and your family...Robert Crump,Washington DC

Melanie Smith

February 23, 2012

We will always have wonderful memories of you. Keep a place for us in heaven; greet us when we get there. Love, Melanie

Coffey Family

February 23, 2012

Uncle Norman, We can't believe you are gone...but will never be forgotten..Thank you for the great family memories & love. You will be greatly missed. God Bless~ Love, Lori,Bryan, Jessie, Kayla, Chloe & MAX Coffey

R Bailey

February 22, 2012

Normundo, My 3rd husband..You are in my soul riding with me every ride.. All the roads that were traveled and the people we have met will never be the same.. Love You, Purple Haze Rae

Elizabeth Ann Cox King

February 22, 2012

Norm was one of the finest people I ever has the good fortune to know. All who came in contact with him were enhanced by their association with Norm. He was a man who understood his surroundings, the people, the politics of the place, and the extraneous manner. A better family man I have not known; nor a finer boss. A man who earned respect and granted the same to others. I am truly saddened by his passing.

Lee, Rick, Sarah & Nora Hall

February 21, 2012

Diane, Laura, Joe and Chelsea...Though we can't be with you in person, we are with you in spirit as we reflect on what Norm has meant to each one of us. I have fond memories of sharing our childhood together growing up in Chicago and continued to enjoy all of of our visits at family gatherings over the years. It is the love of family that have kept all of us connected over long distances. Sending our love to each of you.

Allison Miner

February 21, 2012

I am trully sorry to hear about Norms passing. What a great family he created. He will be missed.

Beth Crowell

February 20, 2012

Dear Diane and Family,
So saddened to learn of Norm's death. I know he fought like hell with dignity and bravery for himself ,and because he knew he had the love and support of his family. I hope he is at peace now and can rest knowing he did his best. Beth Crowell

Ken and Kris Kopsell

February 20, 2012

So sorry for your loss. Norman was a great guy. We loved him, he really made our life interesting. He taught me how to make spaghetti sauce, and when he lived with us he would sing and play the guitar for Kari. Every time I hear "Parents Teach your Children" song I think of him. We are so glad he touched our life..

Hughes Pierce

February 20, 2012

Dear Diane and Family,

Our hearts were genuinely saddened to read of Norm's passing. Please know that his legacy lives on with those of us who were so fortunate to have lived and worked with him in happier times.

With our sincere warmest regards,

Butch and Debbie Pierce

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