Timothy John Norman

I remember Tim from CYO young adult community in the San Francisco Bay Area. I am just now hearing of his passing. He was a big Man in many ways, a Gentle Giant.

One of my fondest memories of Tim is when he was still working in San Francisco. In October (for a few years) he would come home with two six packs of PBY Bock beer. He would call and I´d go over and we´d sit at their picnic table, drink beer and talk about all things San Francisco, SI v Riodan, his Porsche v my Austin Healy, and what was going on with our families and our lives. Those cool, crisp, autumn afternoons on Thornsberry are among many happy memories of my time spent with Tim.

Rest in peace Tim, may your new journey be beautiful God bless.

My deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved husband, father, and friend. I met Tim during the time I was on the Board of Directors for Hanna Boys Center. I was always impressed by his professionalism, his sense of humor, and his dedication and love for all who surrounded him. I have many fond memories of Tim and remember clearly so many of our good conversations. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult and painful time.

I will always treasure our talks, especially the last one we had. You will be missed, and I will see you again someday my friend.

My first encounter with Tim was in June of 1979 when he and his family moved to Thornsberry Rd. Our friendship was instantaneous. That first month we discovered many things that we had in common. They soon purchased an above ground dough boy pool and putting it together became quite a challenge. Sean came across the street and asked if we could help them and of course we said yes. That began our decades long collaboration on all things family. We also had a dough boy pool and the kids would...

Another great man gone too soon; such a sweet, loving man who will be missed by many. It was an honor to know him. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

Much love blessings to the family Tim was a wonderful kind person enjoy all the wonderful memories I will remember babysitting at 13 for the family and then reconnecting with him at Hannah were I cut the boys hair he always made it joyful funny funny man LaNaie

Tim left a beautiful stamp on every heart he touched. Such a gentle, loving man. I was Blessed to see and share with Tim, every yr. In San Francisco , at the Marines Memorial Hotel, for Gold Star Parents event. Tim you are Loved and will be deeply missed. Dianne