Richard Nordenberg

So sorry to hear about brother Dicks passing. He was a great man and fellow firefighter. My condolences to the family.

I am also from the Polite chat room, was asked by a woman who went to school with Smokey (as we called Dick) to help get him into our chat room. From that time on we enjoyed his visits and chats. Smokey will be missed by his friends on line, and our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Sue, and the rest of his loving family.

Sue, and Family, though we never knew Dick or Smokey, as we called him,, we enjoyed the years that we had to chat with him... Our little group was overcome tonight, when we found that our Smokey has passed... He will be missed by his friends in Polite

We were blessed to have met and chatted with Dick (smokey on line)over the past few years in the Polite chatroom and in frequent emails. He was always a sweet and gentle person and we have missed him since his illness took him away from his keyboard. Our condolences to Sue and the family.

Sue and family. I am saddened to hear about Dick's passing. Dick helped change my life and will always think of him. May God bless all of you during your time of sorrow.

Even tho" I didn't know him personally I knew his son Chris, grandson Nolan and daughter-in-law Sandy Nordenberg.
You have my sibcere condolences.

To the Family of Dick I send my Condolences. I just saw his son Chris. Dick and I were friends for a long time. I am so sorry for your loss, May God Bless and watch over your family.

Cookie Noordwal

Sue, I pray God's peace for you and your family at this time. Always knew I'd get a good welcome and great hand shake and smile from Dick at Bethesda. May you know the comfort of the Holy Spirit.

I remember sleeping over at your house with Dave and playing Hulk,Spiderman or Star Wars. I am very sorry for your loss and will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. It was a honor to know Dick and be on the same Fire Department that he was a part of. His involvement in the EAP showed his continued support to the Fire Department and most importantly the well being of his fellow brothers. Rest in peace Brother Dick Nordenberg.

I'll never forget the day Cheri and Todd got married and Mr. Nordenberg's tuxedo ripped. He made a telephone call to the tuxedo company informing them they needed to deliver a tuxedo to the church; the guy on the other end of the phone was obviously having difficulty understanding directions of how to get to the church. (This was 1984 and there was no such thing as MapQuest or GPS systems). Mr. Nordenberg exclaimed; "It's the church with the big steeple, You can't miss it!" It was hilarious; I guess you had to be there. Everyone laughed because we were all trying to get ready for the wedding. Mr. Nordenberg was well known in our neighborhood growing up as kids and he was always known as a well respected man. He will be greatly missed. With deepest sympathy to the family.

Susan Peters-Zillhart (grew up on Cardinal Lane)
Tucson, AZ

so sorry for your loss. Dick and I worked together many years on the fire department. We always had a great time.