Norman Willis

Norm and I worked together at our first job in New York City at Railway leasing. We both went to Pace University at the same time and he suggested I go to Fordham when he was attending, which I did. I worked at Chase Manhattan Bank before moving West to Seattle when we lost track of each other. I think of our early years at Railway and always wondered how Norm was doing. I'm very sorry to see he is gone. We had good times at work and school. Your husband and father was a great guy and a...

He was a very caring and motivating professor who explained how the job market truly works including downsizing to make room for a new infusion of younger workers in major corporations. He was very practical and a realist. Professor was a very popular and well liked by the students on the Pace University campus located near Park Row in lower Manhattan. There was a waiting list to register for both his economic classes. I successfully registered for his macro economic class and waited little...

Norman & I worked together at Chase for many years. He was a good soul & well respected. He always spoke with great love& pride of his family during our lunches. My deepest sympathy to you all.Sue S

To my longtime friend and colleague. Norm you and I have traveled similar paths in life. Our many discussions demonstrated our shared commitment to ensuring that the next generation far exeeded our own achievements. You have been a confidant, a guide but most importantly a friend. To Brenda, Dana and Kimberly Norm can be comforted by knowing he has left behind three strong and principled women who will rise to any challenge and reshape this world.
God Bless,
Your friend Ken...