Norman A. Cass

Norman lead a varied and full life. From watching his memorial (https://youtu.be/3brRYMxc4R0), you can feel how much he loved his family and how much they loved him. I also had the opportunity to view his military honors service (https://youtu.be/I_wi8ZvMAyE), which extended the deep respect our service men and women and their families deserve. To the Cass family and Norman's friends, I am very sorry for your loss.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Melissa he will always be in your heart

To Cass family I am sorry for your loss Melissa he is in heaven now he will always be in your heart

My sincere sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the Cass family. Linda Dubreuil

Melissa, So very sorry for your loss for you and your family. Remember all the happy times with him and all the family! God bless

I'm so sorry, Jeff and family, about your dad's passing. It sounds like he was a special man. Wishing you God's blessings of peace and comfort. It may not seem like it now, but the fond memories will soon bring you smiles.

Norman loved teaching kids to water ski on Big Pond in Otis! I have very fond memories of playing crockanoise with him! A Canadian game he had at the cottage! No one could beat him and I being very competitive tried for years! Soft spoken and brilliant! Rest in peace! Mike Webster

My Grandfather Norman, who I affectionately called Popie, was a wonderful man. He was always there for me, showing up to support me throughout all my life events even though I lived far away in North Carolina. He was a funny and practical man. He had an awesome English dry sense of humour. I have so many wonderful memories of him that I'll cherish forever. We used to bond over music together, he'd call me and we'd discuss different artists/genres and even classical music (a favorite of his)....

My Grandfather Norman, who I affectionately called Popie, was a wonderful man. He was always there for me, showing up to support me throughout all my life events even though I lived far away in North Carolina. He was a funny and practical man. He had an awesome English dry sense of humour. I have so many wonderful memories of him that I'll cherish forever. We used to bond over music together, he'd call me and we'd discuss different artists/genres and even classical music (a favorite of his)....