Norman Jack Lorch

Dear Mrs. Lorch,
I just learned of your husband's passing from my father, Sid Kess. My dad thought so highly of Norman and spoke of his caring nature and 'mentchlichkeit'. I myself have such vivid memories of you and Mr. Lorch at my daughter's wedding (with Adele and Frannie) and can still see his smile in my mind's eye. I hope and pray that your own sweet memories will help sustain you in these difficult times.
Rachel Moss

Dear Susan,
Toby and I are stunned and so terribly sad for Norman, you, your children, grandson and the entire family. Norman and I were in the same confirmation class at BHC and classmates at City. In the midst of our sadness, we also celebrate his many successes and contributions that made this world a better place, and especially give thought to all the love he gave and received.

It was so pleasing in recent years to have the privilege of reconnecting with him and...

My condolences to the family. May you find comfort in reading 2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17. May the God of Comfort provide your family with the peace and comfort that only he can give.

RT

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Norman worked with me on several projects when I was at Halcrow. He was such a warm, funny man. May he rest in peace.

Susan, I am so sorry for the loss of you dear husband Norman.
You have been in my thoughts and prayers.
A very sweet and thoughtful man

My Deepest Sympathy,

So sorry for your loss. We have never met, but my grandmother, Bella Rosenthal was Alberts' sister. Prayers to the entire family

My prayers to Susan and her family on the death of Norman. I am sure he will be greatly missed.

A true gentleman, and a great person. It was a pleasure to have known him for 14 years . He was a great patient. RIP

Suheily Feliciano-Mendez, C.A.A,NCMA