Leonard Joseph Normandin

Anna, we are so sorry to hear of Lenny´s passing. It´s been many years but we have fond memories of the Food Mart years and our many visits to see you guys. Blessings to you and the boys!

So sorry to hear about Lenny. He was my boss and mentor at Food Mart. He used to give me Wednesdays off to go fishing with him. It was because of Lenny that I made a career of the food business as a successful salesman. My sincere condolences to all of of you.

I am very sorry to hear of the passing of my 1st cousin Leonard . We grew up together at 108 Sargent St in Holyoke and played a lot of baseball in the vacant lot behind our building and yes we broke some windows playing the game . I moved to Canada in 1975 for work so I lost contact with family members on a regular basis . My condolences to Anna and there 3 boys and also to my cousins Peggy and Betty Ann . Pat Palmer , New Brunswick , Canada .

My apologies and my sympathies Lenny and my dad were good friends I have one thing to share Yankees Red Sox Lenny my dad first base line seats well your dad was heckling George Scott on first base at about the fifth inning boomer had enough and walked over and flipped him off my dad turns to me and says I guess we won´t be getting a ball today I am sorry for your loss

Anna and family we are so sorry to here about the loss of Spatz,he fought the valiant fight but now resides in a better place. May the Good Lord comfort you and yours during this difficult time

Anna, Peter, Mark, Matt and Families- We here in North Carolina are all sending our love and condolences. -John,Lennie, and Taylor Finn

So sorry to hear of this. I spent manydays working and fishing with Lenny, truly some of the best days of my life. Rest in peace my dear friend.

Very sorry to learn of the passing on of Lenny. I dealt with Lenny as a sales rep. when he was in the Food Mart in Westfield and West Springfield. I had forgotten he was brother-in-law to Dick Lacoste. Both great guys I had the pleasure of dealing with at Food Mart. Sincere and heartfelt condolences to Lenny´s family and loved ones.

Mr Normandin loved the outdoors and had no issue waking up at 3AM to drive the boys out to Pelham to get ready for the many days of deer hunting in the dark & cold! Great memories for me and I can hear his voice calling out to Peter or Spatz or the other boys. A very nice man to his boys and their friends. RIP Mr Normandin! Love ya! Jim