Norman L. Knoll

Met Norm in Junior High School. Glad we met. One of the guys gave him the nickname "Nam-Ron Llonk", Norman Knoll pronounced backwards.

A little over a year ago; while in Gerrity's; spotted Norm at the other end of the aisle. Yelled "Nam-Ron Llonk". Norm turned and that big smile of his lit up the store.

Norm always was a good man.

It was a pleasure getting to know you and how
wonderful you treated everyone and you left
much too soon. RIP

Norm, You will be missed. Really a shock. My prayers to you and your family. Remembering so may good times from our High School Days. Your friend Terry

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Diane, I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband Norman!! Your family is in my prayers!!

Our heartfelt condolences and prayers on the passing of Norm.
He was a gentleman and a great musician. RIP Norm

Dear Diane and family deepest sympathy in Normans passing whenever we would see each other we always had a good conversation and I will miss that Rich Kemrite

I work with many musicians. Norm was special. He enjoyed his playing and interaction with his audience. Always a gentlemen and a teriffic and sincere attitude. Rest in peace Norm.

I shared the stage with Norm many times. I always had a great time playing trumpet next to him. I will miss him.