Norman D. FARMER

I learned of Norman's death today. I cannot express my profound sadness. I met Norman in 1983, the year I moved to Buffalo to join the faculty at Buff State. Norman immediately accepted me as apart of his family. I spoke with him two weeks before his transition and we affirmed our love for each other. Steven, I know Norman loved you very much and you have my deepest sympathy. Raymond Tymas-Jones (Salt Lake City, UT.)

I worked with Norman at Benedict House in the 90's. He was such a lovely man. I remember our laughs together and what a kind soul he had. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My sympathies go out to his partner and family.

Rest in God, my friend. Peace

will miss you norman you could sure make
a mean sweet potato cheesecake i will never forget

STEVE, I'M TRULY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. NORMAN WAS A PLEASURE THAT TOUCHED MY LIFE. HE'LL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART, AS YOU ARE. LOVE,

May you R.I.P. Norm