Norman Templin

I worked with Norman for a short time at St. Joes. I was his Speech Therapist. I do PRN work so when I returned last week and did not see him at the dinner table I knew something was wrong. I asked and found out the sad news. Norman was a very sweet and special man. He told me about how we wrote for the paper and served our country. He was humble and I was very blessed to meet him. I know he is in heaven with the Lord.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

My deepest sympathy to Norm's family.

Out thoughts and prayers go out to Norm's family. He was a great person. He will be missed by many.

My deepest sympathy to Norms fmaily. I enjoyed getting to know Norm when I was working at the grocery store in Lena. Norm was one of my delivery customers and I loved chatting with him he was such a great man!

Sincere condolences on Norm's passing. His family is in my thoughts at this time.
Laurie Huber (daughter of Juanita Raetz Lestkow -- Norm's cousin)

Duncan always enjoyed talking to Norm when they worked together at the JS and when he would see him around. In fact, Norm put in counter tops for us when we purchased our former home in Freeport. We were sorry to read of his passing.

Our deepest sympathies at Norm's passing. His commitment to sharing the news of Stephenson County and especially the ag community was second to none, and his upbeat personality made him a pleasure to work with. He will be greatly missed, and we celebrate his life and his work.

The Board of Directors and staff of the Stephenson County Farm Bureau