Norman Louis Grandmaison

My deepest sympathies go out to the Grandmaison Family and to Joyce on the loss of Norman...Norman had that smile and twinkle in his eye whenever I saw him while working behind the front desk...I will miss his positive attitude and his knowledge of the hospitallity business. Rest in Peace, Norman.

I have incredible memories of my 15 or so years working at the Ashworth with the Grandmaison's. Norman had a great way with the guests and the staff. One of my favorite lines was when Mr. Poirier, a long time regular guest, thanked Norman for the new carpet in room 355 and Norman without missing a beat thanked Mr. Poirier for wearing the old one out. Classic Norman.

At times like these I wish I still lived in the Seacoast.

Joyce, Pat and John - I'm thinking of you.

Dear Joyce and family,
My heart breaks for you. My memories of Norman are all so wonderful - he was such a bright spot in the day at the Ashworth. Joyce, I know you miss him and my prayers are with you.

We will always remember our discussions with both Norman & Joyce during our fequent visits to the Ashworth. Norman would come to our table to tell a joke or share stories about his many business adventures.
Our condolences to the Grandmaison family. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I am so sorry to hear about Norman's passing. My thoughts are with are with you - Joyce, John, Pat and family.

Deepest condolonces to Joyce and the entire family. Norman was a wonderful man who I feel honored to have known. I'll never forget his big smile when he'd walk past the front desk of the Ashworth, heading home for the night... And he'd always say "There's my girl!" He was such a positive presence and I will miss him terribly....

The seacoast has lost an icon and a dear friend. Our prayers and blessings to Joyce, John, Pat, and family.

We are sorry for your loss. We remember Norman most at Sea Ranch in Florida and always enjoyed talking with him. He was a great man.