Norman John Borchman

My memories of Mr Borchamn are filled with lots of laughter and fun times. Caddying for my Dad and Mr Borchaan at the State legion tournament or Miracle Hills. Or chatting with him after service at Trinity. He always was a fun adult to be around when I was a kid growing up. I know my dad Don was very fond of Mr Borchamn and was honored to call him a friend. We shall miss them both.

Spent many an afternoon growing up playing basketball on the Borchman driveway. Norman always made me feel welcome and part of the family with his ready smile and wit. My thoughts and prayers go out to my classmate Susan, Dutch and the rest of the Borchman family at this time of loss.

Norman was one of the most kind, loving person I ever knew I'll miss you Uncle Norm

Our condolences to the family. Uncle Norm was always a positive and upbeat influence on this nephew.

Norm was a remarkable man, who spread a lot of joy. We wish our best to Susie and all those who will miss him.

I worked at Borchman Construction for many years with Norm and his family. Norman was not only a great employer, but also a great friend!
Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you, during your time of sorrow!

My sympathies to Susan and the rest of the Borchman family. Many good memories.

Heartfelt sympathy to Susie and all the family. He will surely be missed by all---lovely tributes here to a wonderful dad and grandfather,great boss, a gentleman and war hero.

I was in classes with Norman at North High school from 1936 to 1940. He was one of the nicest guys in our school. I was also born in 1923, and will celebrate my 90th birthday tomorrow, January 30th. I regret not seeing more of Norman after the war. I offer my condolences to his family.

Wallace Lee (Wally) Rankin
3212 N. Miller Rd. Apt. 136
Scottsdale, AZ 85251