Patrick Norton

Pat (Mr. Norton) made a huge impact on my life in ways I didn’t realize until I was older. I was a student in his 6th grade class at Roosevelt Elementary School in Park Ridge, IL 1974-75.
I periodically think about him and what a dynamic personality he had. He was such a positive influence on all of his students.
I hadn’t realized he passed until recently when I undertook a search and came across his obituary from 2005.
Not sure if this will reach the family, but I feel...

I was so shocked to hear about Patrick's passing. His presence at BAPCO will be truly missed. He had the high expectations of everyone he worked with but it wasn't anything he didn't expect of himself. I will miss his comments as I walked through hallways to get my morning coffee.

I was so shocked to hear of Patrick's passing. He was such a friendly person. He made the Athens Collection Center a better place to work. He was always talking about his wife & daughters and telling funny stories. Your family is in my prayers. May God bless you through this difficult time.

Mrs Norton, Elizabeth, Sara and Kate
We are so sorry to hear about your husband and dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love Laurie Dick Matt and Kristi Kent

Dear Nortons', i am sorry to hear of your loss. I give you my condolences and prayers.

Dear Carol & girls: We were out of town last week and just heard about your loss at church yesterday. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Please call us if we can do anything at all. God bless all of you during this very difficult time.

I had the honor of working with Patrick in the Athens Collection Center, and he was an asset to our center and to BellSouth.
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Patrick's family. However sad you may be feeling, know that he is smiling down on you from above.

Shane and I were deeply sadden to hear the news of Patrick's passing. He was a wonderful man. We shared many great times at BellSouth. He will be greatly missed! God Bless you and your family.

I will truly miss Patrick. He was my best friend at BAPCO. We both came to BAPCO the same day and were in class together.He was always there for me as a friend and a co-worker. I will miss giving him advice on how to cook. He loved his family and my thoughts and prayers will always be with you.
Tina Range (BAPCO)