Norman Cammerer

Norm Cammerer was an honest businessman and a gentleman. His word was like gold. He represented a generation who embodied integrity and character. We will never forget the guidance and help he gave us when we first started our own business. His passing is like witnessing the passing of great era. Our most sincere condolences to his family and to everyone at Midwest.

My Father worked with him for about 49 years at midwest I know that Norm came to see him in the hospitol before him passing and he was a caring person. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family
The children of Jonn C. McClellan.

I first met Norm almost 50 years ago through a mutual friend, Dr. Fred Berner.

Norn was the same likable, affable guy throughout the years I knew him and he was a uniquely uncomplicated fellow who knew well what were his life's priorities.

I will cherish his memory and I feel certain he will be sorely missed at DCC where he was an institution.

Tony Vradelis

Norm was an active member of the Dayton Tooling & Manufacturing Association for many, many years. He was always the first to arrive at association events -- he'll be missed.

So sorry to hear of Norman's death. With deepest Sympathy to the family.

Mr Cammerer was loved and admired by the employess of the Dayton Country Club that knew him through the years . Always polite , and cheerful . I know i speak for so many of us when i say we are saddened by his death , and will miss him greatly ! Kevin Lynch