Norman Edward Bartlett
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He was born March 26, 1938, in Carrollton, Missouri, son of Roy and Freda Seek Bartlett. He was married Donna L. Bartlett for 32 years and later divorced.
Norman was a graduate of the Carrollton, High School and was a United States veteran serving in the Navy. He worked for Wards Body Shop in his younger years and as a carpenter all of his life. After retiring from his carpentry career he worked as a maintenance man for Temple Heights in Kansas City Missouri for several years. He enjoyed fishing and putting guns together.
Survivors include a daughter, Angela Davis, Lexington, Missouri; a son, Vincent E. Bartlett, Callao, Missouri, three grandchildren, Stormy Bartlett, Zach Davis, Hannah Davis; six great grandchildren, Carlee Davis, Cole Davis, Addlyn Davis, Bentley, Bartlett, Laney Bartlett and Olivia Proctor.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Burial will be at Trotter Cemetery.
Private services will be held Monday, September 8, 2025.
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