Judge Norman Krivosha

Still miss this man. He was a great inspiration and true friend to many! Rest in Peace Judge!

Still miss this wonderful man. I know he's resting in the peace of God's hand. May the joy of our memories we made with him live on forever.

It's been almost a year since we said goodbye to this wonderful man. Rest in peace Judge. Still miss hearing your voice. My thoughts and prayers are always with your family and Helene.

My condolences to the Krivosha family. I knew Norman and his parents when we lived around the block from them in Detroit. I always referred to his folks as Auntie Mollie and Uncle Dave. They owned a dry cleaning business in the old neighborhood around 12th Street. I can remember my mother telling me that Auntie Mollie was my Godmother. I was sad when they moved to Nebraska but so very proud of what Norman accomplished.

What a wonderful man He gave so much to this world. May your good memories give you comfort during this sad time!

Dear Helene, Rhonda, Terri and Family: We are so very sorry to hear of Norm's passing. I still remember his jovial smile and energy having grown up next door! He was so kind to me when I picked all the tulip tops off of your flowers when I was like 3 or 4 years old! He also helped me when I was attacked by a dog while riding a bike in college and the dog owner refused to cover my deductible and co-insurance from the accident. He has helped our family so many more times. We are praying...

Helene - I am so sorry about your loss of my dear friend Norman - I lost my Norma 13 yrs ago. Norm was one of the finest men I have ever known and he gave me great support with the City of Lincoln. In addition, you may recall you and he agreed to be Godparents for our son and daughter--I will always be grateful for that. God bless you and your family and our dear Norman.

I extend my sympathy to the friends and family of Judge Krivosha. I thank him for his service in law, service to Nebraska and kindness