Norman C Rice

What you do for yourself in your life dies with you.........what you do for others lives on forever.

Cheryl, Adam, Alexia, you are all always in my prayers. Norm will always be remembered for his great Love for all of us.. His kind heart had lift up the desperate from Africa to so much endless joy and hope. Africa and the world miss you man!! RIP my friend.

To the Rice family,
I was shocked to hear of Norman's passing. I have fond memories of our childhood spending time on the horse ranch in Vermont. Norman was a fun loving good guy.

Norm was one of the finest engineers I have ever had the privilege of working with, and his approach to business relationships was exceptional. We did some great things together with worldwide effect. I will always cherish memories of our 10-15 years of collaboration.

Cheryl, Adam and Alexia...Stormin Norman profoundly affected where I am today...recommending me in 1990 to a Pacific NW Co so that we could continue to work fruitfully together...he was a superb facillitator so that buisness and friendhip could be simultaneously accomplished...I would say I learned from Norm- work to work with those you want to work and trust with...I spoke at length with him Jan 2015- very proud of his family...

Cheryl and Adam,
I am so saddened to hear of Norm's death. May you find peace in knowing he is no longer suffering.

Heather, I am sorry for your loss, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers

Eileen Houle

I just found out that Norm has passed away. I can't express how sad that made me. I met Norm in 1985. From then until the last time I saw him in 2000, we were co-workers, partners and most of all friends. I took a job at a start up in 2000 and spent the next 4 years just working. I lost track of a lot of people. Every once in a while I would go by Norm's house in Milford to see if he was out in the yard because I wasn't sure that was his house any more. I always thought I would once again...