NORMAN M. CODNER

Our condolences to the Codner family. Mr. Codner was my Auto Body teacher in 1983. He didn´t just teach us how to turn a wreck into a masterpiece, He taught us how to be a respectable man. A little later in life, we got together to watch & cheer on our young family members playing soccer. We even won the regional tournaments. I stopped in to see him a few months ago and he still had the same warm smile. I´ll miss his presence but will always cherish what he taught me inside & out. I´m more...

Truly a class act. I will never forget the impact that he had on Mike and John as their coach. Rest in Peace Mr. Codner. My prayer to all of you.

Prayers to the family in their time of grief.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. We will always be grateful for your friendship and Love, we go back a long way, Norm

Norm was great. He not only coached me but many more over the years . I always admired the way he coached. He had a way of telling his athlete something that motivated him. This man pushed his athletes how to be a good person. I always enjoyed seeing him. I´m glad I got to coach his grand kids cuz it was a pleasure. God bless you Norm. Thank you.

Coach Codner was my wrestling coach in the very early 1970´s at Longwood YMCA. He coached at Moody Jr High along with Coach Coghill. I cannot imagine the number of young lives he touched throughout his numerous years of coaching. Not only did he teach wrestling skills but also determination and sportsmanship. "Go get `em Tiger!" as I walked out on the mat will always be my favorite memory of him. My condolences to the entire Codner Family.

Norm was my friend and colleague: a kind man, fair disciplinarian, a terrific craftsman. He also coached some terrific wrestlers. I will miss him.