Norman “Norm” Ferrell Marsh, Jr.

Kate, please know I am thinking about you and your family and wishing you peace and comfort.

My dearest condolences to the Marsh family. Such a sweet man and family. Truly blessed to be able to meet such an amazing man.

I just recently started with the FSE Georgia Team, and am very sorry but fortunate that our paths crossed. I have heard so many good stories about him from the food service industry. He is missed.

Kate and family, I am sorry to hear of Norm´s passing. He was a very special person who I enjoyed both in friendship and business. Always will remember our somewhat kind respect for our Bama /Auburn affection. That boy will be missed "WAR EAGLE"!

I have fond and strong memories of enjoying Chartwell pool with Kate, Norm ,Scottie, Ferrell and all the neighborhood parents and kids way back in 1990s. My daughter Caitlin and I was blessed to have this in our lives.

Norm, you were a breath of fresh year and your positivity and outlook on life were so infectious. Though way too short, I appreciated our time working together and will miss you dearly!

So sorry to hear of Norm's passing. He was always a friendly presence in the food service world. Norm was one in a million and will be very sorely missed. My sincere condolences to his family and wealth of friends.

Kate, I am so sorry for you and your family's loss, please accept my condolences. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Prayers for your strength and courage during this difficult time.
May you find peace.

From the Waldrop Family

My heart is heavy as I found out about Norm. We graduated high school together and were great friends for a long time. Unfortunately, as we go through life we lose track of each other. My heart goes out to Kate and his girls, his parents Pedro, Martha and sister Shannon. I spent a lot of time with all of them. I remember watching Goodfellas at their house and had the best time. He was certainly a bright light and provided great memories in my life and I am saddened by his passing.

I have known Norm since early 90 in Food Service and we became friends.
Played several rounds at Lainer with Norm. He was a excellent golfer for sure
Thank you for being my friend Norm. Heaven has a new angel
Rip Norm.

I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers for your family for peace and comfort.

Norm and I played golf together in many scramble golf tournaments. We always had a lot of fun. He was the long hitter and I was the putter. We were competitors in the food business and could sell with the best of them. At the end of many trade shows he would walk by and say "We fooled 'em again." I am glad he is no longer suffering. May his memory be a blessing for his family.

I am sad to hear the news of Norm's passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. I know he fought hard in this battle he faced up to the end. I will miss him and his passion for the food industry where so many of us became not only his "customer", but his friend. God Bless and WAR EAGLE my friend!

Condolences to Kate and family. I worked with Norm many years ago at Sysco. He was a funny and great guy! Loved the foodservice business and he will be missed by many.

Norm was a considerate and caring man We worked together at Food Sales East where he demonstrated his concern and care for all he came into contact with. We will miss Norm, his sense of humor and concern for others.