Norman Richard Mattis Jr.

This makes me very sad. I remember going over Sue's house and seeing the tiny newborn, Normie. I last saw him at the BHS band reunion. I had a nice time getting to know him. I was living in NYC at the time. I sent him a postcard of the Manhattan skyline, and he send me a postcard of the Cleveland skyline. He made me laugh.

I was so shocked at Norm's passing unexpectedly. My deepest sympathies to Sue and Judy. I did see Norm a few times when we enjoyed lunch together with Ann at the nursing home. God Bless you and your families. Love, Gini Jarmuth.

I´m so sorry for the loss of your brother. Think of you often Judy.

My deepest sympathy to Susan and Judy.

Deepest sympathy... Respectfully,

As a teacher/coach at Brooklyn High, I have many good memories of Norm. He was talented and a friend to many. May he rest ever in God's arms.

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Norm as a 4th and 5th grader at Brooklyn and enjoyed having him in class, especially having him play BBe the Blue Ox. I'm glad he was an avid reader. You are all in my thoughts and prayers

I was Norm's 4th and 5th grade teacher and really enjoyed having him in class with Ken Scott. He played a wonderful Babe the Blue Ox to Ken's Paul Bunyan. I'm glad he was an avid reader. So sorry for your loss. Eileen Molnar

We were so sorry to hear of Norms passing. I just remember all the great times we had at the parties that we had at his parents home when we were kids. Rest in peace cousin Norm.