Dr. Norman Schaefer

We head a fine get together in Jackson Hole several years ago. Sorry

Sleep well my friend. I wish we has spent more time together, Sleep well my friend And to my cuzin Irene, rest well

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Dr. Shaefer. I knew him from Chatham Players, where he generously volunteered his time as an usher for pretty much all of our shows for years. He was always so gracious and welcoming to the theatergoers...his warm presence will be missed.

Time to stand down, sir. Your tour of duty is complete. It was an experience to serve with you, especially as the 33th MSES new facility was constructed.
Maryjane Baska, Maj, USAFR, ret

I worked at the Summit Medical Group as his office nurse from 1979 to 1982.
Dr. Shafer was a gifted surgeon and who loved his time serving his country as a military surgeon. It was an honor to work for him. I’m glad he had a long full life.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

IT WAS AN HONOR & A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE UNDER HID COMMAND. HE BROUGHT THE BEST OUT OF HIS UNIT. THANK YOU ----- MSGT K.BROOKS ,34TH MSS.

Wow! What an amazing life of service to both his country and community. WW 2- Persian Gulf. Rest In Peace. You earned it, Semper Fidelis