Walter W. Norton, Jr.

A great friend.

I just happened to see a memorial sticker on a car.....I never knew! Wally was an awesome guy!!! I'm flabbergasted..... positive and healing thoughts and prayers to all his family

A great friend.❤

I remember you well my friend.

Thank you for posting those pictures Tammy Collins. Great memories of dad. ❤

My deepest condolences to family of Wally Norton. He will be missed. I worked with Wally for many years at Nissen's and after retirement met with him at 2 of the tractor shows in Maine and NH. Rest in piece, friend and co-worker. My deepest sympathies. Ted

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Deepest sympathies

Wally and I have would sit around Duncan Donuts drinking coffee and discussing just about anything. He loved his collections of tractors, trains sings and several other items. I couldn´t believe he had all these collectibles all over his house, basement and home.
I talked him into joking the American Legion and AmVets where he never missed a meeting until Covid came along.
He is a great friend and I will miss his quick humor and company.
God Bless all his family and friends.

I am so sorry to hear this. I remember him as a great guy who I use to deliver the Eagle Tribune too. The world will not be the same without seeing his smiling face. So sorry for your loss. Scott

Joyce, Our Sincerest Condolences to YOU & Family. Wally will Long Be Remembered.

I remember a lot of great times with Wally growing up. Camping, snowmobiling, going to car races or just hanging out as one big happy family. Wally was an awesome neighbor, and a fantastic friend to my dad, Roy Caron.

Chris, I am so sorry for your loss. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time.

Deepest sympathy to the family, especially his dear wife, Joyce, and to all his friends. Wally was one of our dearest friends. Some of our best times were with Wally and Joyce. We spent many Friday’s together at the Ayer Train Station watching for the freight and passenger trains to go by. Road trips to Vermont and stopping for lunch at Wally’s favorite restaurant, The Happy Hour. Going to model train shows, tractor shows, exhibits, and much more. Wally was a wonderful and caring man . Luke and I are heartbroken to have lost such a dear friend . We will cherish and remember all the wonderful memories we have of Wally. Rest In Peace ❤

I meet Walter, having coffee, at the Mahoney's in Haverhill ..We all had stories to tell. But his was the most interesting. From growing up on the farm in Vt. The many years, working at different jobs..As well ,with anything old an collectable.
Miss the nicest guy....

So sorry for your loss. Condolences to the family.

Joyce, Our Sincere Condolences for the loss of Walter whom we knew as Wally...A Great Friend. He will be Missed. Our Thoughts and Prayers going out to You and your Family! Thank you Wally for your Service to Our Country in the U.S. Navy.