Norman F. Mack

Every once in a while you meet an exceptionally loving and caring person; God brought this person to me. Norman is my Grandpa's cousin and I was blessed to know him.

While I was the director of Southern Illinois University Press I worked closely with Norman in the publication of his fine book on Missouri silver. He was an exceptional human being in every way, and I'm proud to have known him. John Stetter, College Station, TX

I will miss my Godfather. He was a wonderful man who gave without ever expecting anything in return. I was very lucky to have known and loved this man.

We didn't know Norman but knew his sister, Lois, well. She spoke of him so often.

He was my Godfather and one of the people who told me I would succeed in life. I remember he always had a positive outlook on life. I know some of his life was very hard but he never let his attitude drop and he always came back, quite an inspiration to us all.

Uncle Norman was such an interesting man. He was my father's younger brother and I think he and dad were close. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Noman was a great friend and mentor to me and many others in the "Classic Club". He will br missed greatly. His contriutions to the community and his dedication to his family are models to be followed.