Norman Brickman

Dear Dorice...I think of you both so often. As I did the September calendar, I realized that the 5th was your anniversary. I remember the good times we had and what a special couple the two of you were. Be well.

Dear Dorice,
Our prayers are for you your family at this time of great loss. Norman was a real gentleman. It was an honor to know him. His e-cards were always thoughtful and a wonderful surprise!

Dear Dorice and Family,
Our deepest regrets and sympathy to you. We have the fondest memories of our favorite greyledge friends. We remember Norman’s smiling face, sledding on your lawn, your generous gifts from your travels and all of the wonderful fruit. We were honored to know him and please know that you are in our prayers.
Alexandra, Gene, Libby, Eugene and Allie Hallock

Our deepest regrets and sympathy to all of Norm's family. He was a wonderul guy, and loved by many of us.

David, Dorice: I am so sorry to read about Norm's death. He was a wonderful person, a real gentleman and a great tennis player. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Sorry for your loss.

Dorice and Family: We were honored to know and admire Norman; a true gentleman on and off the court.

Annie, Mrs. Brickman and Family,

Your dad will truly be missed by many people. He was very special. I love you and I will be thinking and praying for you all.

Love,

Kathy Hofaker Kennedy

Dorice and Family,
Our deepest sympathy and our fondest memories of the good years past.
Norm's Plumber