Norman Wagner

I worked with Norm many years ago when he was at Wilfrid Laurier University. He was a wonderful man, with a love of learning that he passed on to many of his students, and his sense of humour was delightful. He was a mentor and a friend. I've followed his career over the years and I have always been proud to have known Norm. I will always remember him. My deepest sympathy and condolences to his family.

His work with the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program was inspiring and will be sadly missed. My most heartfelt condolences to the family.

Aunt Cathy and cousins, Norman was for me a guiding light. What a wonderful, generous and humorous man; he influenced all he touched. I remember him as a young man, a philologist discovering archaeology, ministering as he studied. His love of learning rubbed off on me, as did his love of life. We will all miss him deeply.

A scholar, an intellect, a mentor, a gentleman, and most of all, a dear friend and colleague. He will be sadly missed by us and by all who knew and admired him.

Cathy and family:

Please accept my sincere condolences. Norm was certainly a man among men. He embodied loyalty and inspiration. May his spirit live on within you and all those whose lives he touched.

Sincere condolences to the family.

Warm memories of a truly accomplished man. May the Lord comfort you with His love and give you strength at this difficult time.

May he rest in eternal peace.

God's Blessing.

I feel very privileged, and happy to have known Norm over the years on APEGGA Council. His good nature and sage advice were always welcomed. He once shared information on a post office bearing the same name as my husband's. I will cherish being able to "rub the Buddha's belly"...last time I didn't even need to pay the quarter. God Speed, friend.



Brenda