Rev. Norman MACON

Hi Uncle Norman, I will miss you. Sometimes I find myself picking up the phone to talk about today current events in our fair city. It nice to talk to someone who share some of the same views in Politics. Love your niece, Carol

We meaning, you my sister and I were playing to tape our conversation pertaining to your up bringing and everything else. We had wonderful talks over many months....the laughter and joy of your life. And when we would have to leave you didn't want us to go....

Love you Uncle Norman....your Great neices, Evette and Lauretta.

I just received the news about Norman's death. I would have attended his Funeral, for sure. I was on the Cincinnati District on Ministry when he started the process to be come a minister. We served on many Conference and District Committees together. Norman was always a joy and blessing for me and for so many others.

Thank you for allowing us to provide care for your family. The Heartland Hospice team was honored and blessed to have known Rev Norman and Ms. Daisy.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

It was an honor to serve as your Lay Leader for all the years you were the Pastor of Bond Hill-St. Mark. In addition I remember when you were "Dark Gable" at KSU. Rest in Peace.
Naomi Pleasant Barkley

My friend, Pastor, comfort when I needed comforting. . my second Dad after losing mine in 2013.... The person I'd call when I needed a chuckle or a voice of reason... always a smile & a bear hug even in these later years when sometimes it seemed he wasn't strong enough to be able to give one, he always came through with one anyway.. sometimes I called just to hear his "hello", it could be a five minute chat or a thirty minute conversation...so glad we had a long talk last Tuesday...it goes...