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1970
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2022
Bryan NORMAN Obituary
BRYAN JASON NORMAN, 51, of Troy, Michigan, and formerly of Springfield, died unexpectedly March 25, 2022. Bryan was born September 4, 1970, to Cheryl Gilbert (Norman) and Clyde Norman. Bryan was
social, outgoing, kind, caring and never met a stranger. He had many talents and loved anything with wheels! He
inherited his green thumb from his maternal grandparents and his love of food and cooking from his Mom. He graduated with a Masters degree from Morehead University with honors and sought a job in the automotive industry. His special skill was writing and he was fortunate enough to have several articles published in
automotive magazines. He is survived by his sister, Holly
Norman and parents. For those who knew Bryan were truly blessed to have shared his life. The family is planning a private memorial service at a later date. Donations may be made in Bryan's name to the American Heart Association.
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Jason H.
January 8, 2025
I met Bryan when we were both new hires at Young & Rubicam in Detroit in the mid 90's. We became friends and housemates for a short time. He was an ambitious, kind-hearted and funny guy, with an infectious laugh. His love of cars was second only to the love for his family in Ohio. I remember that he would wash his car frequently, often detailing the wheels with a toothbrush. We were both in our high-school marching bands and both enjoyed the same 80's music. I regret that we lost touch over the years, and am saddened to learn of his passing of nearly three years ago. My condolences to Bryan's mother and sister (who I met when they came to visit) and to everyone who loved and cared about him.
Rest in peace, my long-lost friend.
American Heart Association
April 11, 2022
May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
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