Norman POTTRUFF

There are no words to express how deeply sorry we are for the loss of such an incredible man. There is not a day that goes by that we don't take a moment to pause and think about you and your family. You are in our thoughts, prayers, and especially our hearts.

Oh behalf of The 90 and 9 Chapter of the Christian Motorcylists Association ((CMA), I convey deep sympathy to Norm's family on their huge loss of a dear, kind and gentle man. We got to know Norm many years ago when CMA was trying it find a way for Mel, a former biker crippled with severe MS, to participate in the Regina Toy Run. Norm was SO helpful. He hooked us up with his friends who had sidecars large enough to accommodate Mel, and he came along in the motorcycle escort with us. We enjoyed seeing him at bike events over the years. He was always a friendly and pleasant fellow and he will be missed. We so wish we could pay our respects tomorrow at his memorial service but our chapter has a commitment to keep in Elbow that takes us away for the weekend. May God comfort Norm's grieving family and draw them close.

I am so sorry for your loss. He was a great man.

Please accept our condolences on Norman's passing. He was a friendly man with a good sense of humor. We know he will be greatly missed by all of his family and friends.

We were so sorry to hear of cousin Norman's passing. He always had the MOST interesting stories to tell with that unforgettable giggle. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered.

Please accept out heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and friends.
With deepest sympathy,
Mutchmor Lodge

So sorry to hear of the passing of cousin, Norman. We grew up a couple miles apart on the farm and spent many good times together. Cousin Bonnie

We're very sorry to hear of your loss. Fondly remembering Norm showing up for our BMW Breakfasts, driving his sidecar, snow on the ground. What a guy!

sorry to hear about Norman my father ken Pomeroy thought the world of norman and the things they used to get in to were always great stories and memories they shared. they can go riding their bike and make all the nosie they want to. i am sure my dad will show him the ropes up there.