BRIAN JOHN NORTON

Russell and Michele,

I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. All of us will always cherish our memories of Curve St. and all the things we did together as kids. Brian was the youngest of the "gang" and it is so sad to have him pass at this early age.

Our deepest sympathy to Dawn and the familly. Our toughts and prayers are with you in this time. We wish we could be there with you. We have great memories of Brian and we will sherrish them.
Love
Lyse, Louis, Jerome and Sophie Pratte

My heart goes out to you and your family, Dawn. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.. I remember first meeting Brian at Christmas at your parent's house and walking into a room filled with laughter. So it was at every "cousins" gathering through the years. His enthusiastic laughter and spirited discussions were memorable. His affection for you was greatly shown. He will be sadly missed!

Jeanmarie and Caitlyn Joyce

Our deepest condoléances. Brian was a good friend for all of his canadian family. We are sad to think we won't see and hug him anymore.
We will see you all tomorrow. Love and kisses from the Morissette to all of you.

Our deepest sympathy for Dawn and family. We at the farm have such fond memories of Brian and family coming to the farm the end of October to load their truck with all sorts and sizes of pumpkins. We often wondered whether they all made it home or did some go rolling down the highway. We are all keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

I remember Brian as a well-loved child and favorite playmate on Curve Street in Needham, MA. He always made us older kids chuckle. I was so sad to learn of his passing; his family and ours were very close while growing up in the 50's and 60's in Needham. My deepest sympathies are extended to the entire Norton family, especially Dawn and their children, Russell and his family, and Michele, a special friend to me and my sister Toni.