Norman Andrzejewski

Hard to believe that two years have gone by. Thinking of all of you.

A consummate professional who would flex with good solid reasons.. always pleasant and good spirited..

I have been thinking of all of you. How sad that Norm did not get to physically hold his great-grandson. I cannot believe it is a year. Sending my warm wishes to the entire family. Yvonne Loudis

I cannot believe that a year has gone by. I have wonderful memories of my times with Norm and Maureen. What an incredible family you all are. My thoughts are with you at this time and move forward with joyful memories!

Mr. Andrzejewski taught religious education at St. Joseph the Worker Church in Liverpool. I was one of his students in the late 60's. I've always remembered him. A most inspirational person.

Norm will be missed! He & Maureen have allowed us to stay in their home when we came from Oklahoma to cook at the Crawfish Festival. Both always so generous & caring. Grateful to have known Norm & have come to love him & his family!

Words alone cannot express the sorrow that I feel for you and your family, Maureen. Our deepest sympathy to all of you at this incredibly difficult time. Yvonne & Michael Loudis

I loved Norm. I will miss him terribly. I'm grateful for having all of you in my life, my heart goes out to you all.

Dear Maureen and family, our deepest sympathy on the passing of Norm. Moving across the street on Lincoln Ave. in 1973 from your family was a blessing for us. The dinners and Halloween get togethers. Ralph worked with northern comfort on several projects and enjoyed the time with everyone. Peace and Love, Schreiner's