Norman V. Kinsey

There aren´t many non-relatives from the previous generation where I say "I really miss that guy." but Norm is definitely the exception. I wish I could capture his spirit through all the stories and intersections, but what really stood out was what a gentleman and "Boy Scout" the guy was with a little Renaissance Man thrown in. I never tired talking to him about the war, about history, politics, engineering, technology and investing. Here is a glass of wine to Norm. They don´t make them...

I sat in the same Pew with Mr.Kinsey at St.Pauls many Sunday mornings and also knew him from the YMCA. He was truly a class act and will be missed.

Dear Kinsey Family,

My heartfelt condolences on your devastating loss. Mr. Kinsey was a kind and noble man who had an enormous impact on this entire community and state. He had an intellectual mind with a wide variety of interests. Clearly an inspiring community leader. The amazing thing to me as a physician was, even though he was quadriplegic and did realize his prognosis was poor, he had an irreverent sense humor and every time I explained anything to him he would smile and...

I did not know Mr Kinsey personally but through one of his pilots I got to know him well. He had many good things to say about this great man. May he rest in peace.

Robert W. Shafer Sr. and Anne Whalen Shafer, 4963 Essexshire Av., Memphis, TN,38117. We regret very much not being able to be there with the family at this time.Anne and Peggy are first cousins. We are unable physically to make the trip. Our prayers are with the family always.

To the Kinsey Family, May God bless you during this very difficult time and always. Mr. Kinsey was such an inspiration, role model and made a difference in the lives of so many people. The days to follow will be difficult ones so turn to and focus on the wonderful memories that you have of Mr. Kinsey that will last a lifetime. Susan Moffitt

Peggy, Glenn, Chris, Becky and Richard...my thoughts and prayers are with you today.

Chris, Glenn and family...our condolences during this emotional time. Norman's extrodinary zest for life...and a long one it was...is what I have always admired. We are out of town at this time.