Norman Marsh

To the Marsh family----There are so many memories going back many years in our family. We touched bases on family occasions and in each others homes.. Very special times when spending time together with you, my Mom and our Aunties. Lots of Chinese dinners with Uncle Bernard and all of us. So many good times to remember. Will be thinking of you on 25th and wishing I could be there. Love from Dorothy

Norm was so essential to the OSU short courses on timber cruising. He and Donna were always there for the dinners at John Bell's home, and Norm was full of wonderful stories. He was a real inspiration to all those young foresters when they found that he put in twice as many plots in a day as they did. It was also great to have him on legal expert witness teams - nobody wanted to go up against Norm. We will all miss him greatly. Kim Iles

Dear Donna, Norm was a great forester by all accounts! He did a great job overseeing a thinning of 160 acres previously owned by John Timm, one of his many colleagues. Sending happy memories, Ian Timm

I first met Norm when his niece Sandy and I were married, and he and Donna welcomed me into their family. Norm was always out front at family reunions to greet all. My days as a log truck and lumber truck driver and his forestry expertise made good conversation. Norm was a real gentleman and will be missed. Bill Fox

Norm and I (representing a widow who owned a timber parcel north of Sheridan) were challenged by Oregon Dept of Revenue about the value of land and timber several years ago. ODR was armed to win the case with a million dollars of value; Norm asked the referee if we might check out one critical point regarding the parcel; Norm asked for the legal that ODR was had reference to: Norm and I had title search from the local title Co., which we shared with referee and ODR, end of case; ODR had...