DONALD GLENN NORMAN Sr.

Dear Ms Norman
I visited Cardiff a few years ago and believe I met Don. He siad he was an Historian and had retired from the post office. He was very nice to us and showed us around the area as my dad was born in Cardiff. His name was Anthony Zaffuto born in 1917 to Paul Zaffuto and Ann Vizzini Zaffuto. Paul was a coal miner. I enjoyed our visit and sent Don $50 to purchase a brick for me for the Historical Society park to celebrate Cardiff life bac in the early coal days. Can you...

Jane,
I am saddened by the passing of Donald. I had only talked with him for a few brief moments during the last fifty-plus years but I knew him since the day of his birth. The Norman Family were our neighbors in Cardiff at that time. I remember well his most pleasant personality. My sincere condolences to You, Marcel, Kenneth, and the rest of the family.

Bill Mitchell, El Cajon, CA

Jane, we are very sorry to not be able to attend the funeral. Donald was a dear man and we are so saddened to learn of his passing. Know that you are on our minds.

-- Kathy Mobley Mathews and Jennifer Mathews Land

Jane, we tried to contact you to offer our help but was not successful, as you know. I am so sorry for your loss. I know it will be hard for you but right now you need your rest. Let me know if I can be of help in any way. Love you girl. Bobbie Sokira

Jane & family, I was shocked to read about Donald's passing. Words cannot express how very sorry I am for your loss. He was such a nice man & I always enjoyed talking to him on Cardiff Day.

My heartfelt condolences to Don's family. I knew Don only breifley at the Pratt City Post Offices, but was one of the finest carriers that I ever supervised.