Norman Wisneski

1928 - 2020

Wisneski, Norman 9/25/1928 - 8/1/2020 He never looked for praises He was never one to boast He kept on quietly working For those he loved the most His dreams were seldom spoken His wants were very few Most of the time his worries Would go unspoken too One of our greatest blessings, our Dad. On Saturday morning, August 1, 2020, Dad quietly slipped away to join his wife Helen in Heaven. She had been waiting almost 5 years. Norm was the last remaining child of Stanley and Helen Wisniewski. Five brothers and sisters preceded him in death. Norm joined the Air Force in 1949, serving non-combat duty as a radio operator. While working at RC Allen, he met Helen and they married in 1955. They had 5 children and spent many happy times camping, visiting all sides of the state. He played softball, golf, and loved bowling. Norm retired from the US Postal Service. He loved his walking route and many customers near Richmond Park. In retirement Helen and Norm enjoyed traveling throughout the United States. Norm loved his family home where he resided for 60 years. Norm is survived by his children Debbie and Steve Prawdzik, Bob and Marcie Wisneski, Sue Wisneski, Dan and Lisa Wisneski, Sandy and Dave Wolters; his grandchildren that he was so proud of and loved beyond measure, Danielle Prawdzik and her boyfriend Chase Devereaux, Rachel Prawdzik and her boyfriend Carson Nyenhuis, Lauren Prawdzik, Scott Prawdzik and his girlfriend Jessalyn Gonzalez, Jack and Evan Wisneski, Breanna, Rebekah and Trevor Wisneski, Alexa Wolters; brother-in-law, Gene Bodell; and many nieces, nephews and friends. His family would like to give a special thank you to his treasured neighbors/angels Tammy and Greg for their wonderful meals, Lou and Connie, and John and Jennifer. His family will have a private service, but friends are invited to visit with Norm's family on Wednesday, August 5 from 10-11 AM at Heritage Life Story Funeral Home – 2120 Lake Michigan Dr. NW. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions are suggested to Faith Hospice. To read more about Norm's life, to sign his guest book and to leave your own memory, visit www.heritagelifestory.com