NORMAN KANTOR

I was good friends with Norman’s niece Valerie, and so I met him once, in Elizabeth NJ. Norman asked me whom I preferred, Jackson Pollack or Willem de Kooning. I said Pollack. It was the right answer, and Norman and I were on the same page for the hour or so of our acquaintance.

Uncle Norman, my mother Leonore’s brother, never forgotten. You gave me my first camera, a Polaroid Swinger, when I was seven years old. That started my Love of Photography, that continues to this day. — Valerie

Norm was a good friend, a terrific business associate and a wonderful person. My condolences to the Kantor family and the USCO group.

My beloved Uncle Norman Kantor was a big part of my whole life; my mother: Leonore's brother. What a mench.

Valerie Haimowitz

We were so blessed to have spent time with Norman in D.C. with Andrea and family (2010) and again in May (2011) at our home in western Nebraska for our youngest daughter's graduation from high school. He was a jewel. Truly. The Abbott family will miss him greatly. Our thoughts and sympathy, Steven and Clarissa.

Norm & i grew up & went to grammar & high school together. I remember his parents & siblings very well. He & andrea came to FL & had lunch here in 2010. We were also friendly competitors for 40 yrs. I'll miss my friend dearly. My sympathy to Steve & Clarissa. Bob Lippman { Hillside P.S.]

That is a beautiful obituary and I can see Norm smiling as I read it. I hope your memories of Norm give you peace and inspiration. Much love to the Kantor family, Leslie, Peter, Teddy and Carolyn

My deepest condoloences to the Kantor and USCO families. Norman was a great man and friend and he will truly be missed