Norman E. Creller

So very sorry to hear of Norm Creller's passing. We see his call letters, "W8NEC," frequently online, though we have never met in person. Our deepest condolences to his loving family and many friends.

So very sorry to hear of Norms passing. I would like to offer my condolences to his entire family. I did not know Norm personally but as fellow ham operator I know he was a fine man.

A good friend and neighbor many years ago. Always enjoyed his company.

Sorry to hear this, he was a great guy. I worked with Norm an Lori. Thinking of the family an friends.

I never knew the man but knowing you he had to be a very nice and powerful man in many sense of the words. People will remember him when they will see you and have a smile. A father is a very special thing for his daughter and " vice versa ", No One can take that away.

I met Norm through his beautiful & loving daughter Lori, when she was only 18 yrs old & he was Mr. Creller. Over the next 38, almost 39 years, Lori & I became the very best of friends and he became Norm. My memories of Norm are sprinkled with his quiet demeanor, his ornery devilish smile and his tremendous pride in his daughter. Lori has done some incredible things & Norm absolutely beamed with pride every time he spoke of them. Always up for fun, Norm rarely had a cross word to say about...

This is the last picture that was taken with my dad. I am fortunate that he was able to see me finish my studies. He was all smiles that day!!

He was a good , smart hard working man with a great sense of humor. Truly will be missed.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.