Norman L. "Norm" Annis

When an "anniversary" arrives, such as Norman's passing, it is nice for the family to know that there are those of us who still remember Norman with gratitude. I never had Norman as a professor of sculpture (though in retrospect I wish I had), but I took two printmaking courses from him and appreciated what I learned. One time he saw one of my drawings (that he did not know was mine) and said that it looked like the kind of drawing a SCULPTOR would make. That surprised me, since I had...

Norman Annis was the professor at Gettysburg College who encouraged me to go to graduate school in art. Without his suggestion, the desire to do so would never have happened. As a result, I earned my M.F.A. at The Pennsylvania State University and taught art at the college level for 30 years, first as an adjunct instructor and later as an adjunct assistant professor. I am most grateful for his encouragement and for the insightful feedback he gave me about my work.

My condolences to...

Roseann,
I am thinking of you during this difficult time. May you find comfort and peace knowing he is no longer suffering. Big hugs to you my friend.

Roseann,

My deepest condolences to you, and your family.

Sending our deepest sympathy to you, Roseann and family! May God watch over you all and that he rests in peace!

Roseann,

Please accept our condolences for the passing of your beloved husband. May God grant you and your family strength, peace and comfort as you mourn his loss. We're praying that your memories of him bring you joy and keep him close in spirit.

Dear Roseann,

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy in the loss of your devoted husband of 40 years. May the love of family and friends comfort you during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Carrol Pletcher