Norman Jerome Pass

so sorry you both moved so far away. We missed you and the girls but we have wonderful memories ofus all going out together for chinese food.Norm say Hi to Harvey up there . Rita

I´m not sure if you remember me, but I was Janet´s first grade teacher in Yorktown Heights. I just read Norman´s obituary in the Mercury News and I wanted to send my sincere condolences. I remember meeting Norman and Mimi at Parent´s night at the beginning of Janet´s first grade year. They were both very devoted parents.

Norm was a presence throughout my high school memories, as Nanci was a very good friend. But my favorite story is my first semester back from college. He never lost his Boston accent. He was making small talk with me and said " Kelly, how are your mocks?"

I had no idea what he was talking about. "My mocks?" I said?

Yes he said. "Your mocks. How are they. Did you do well your first semester?"

I finally realized he met my grades. Yes, I did fine. Thanks for asking

I´ve often laughed thinking about that accent and that question that I had no idea what he was talking about. Another favorite memory is when he signed a birthday card to Mimi "Norman J. Pass". As if he was signing an important document at IBM, and maybe she wouldn´t know who he was

One of a kind Norm, you will be missed. And you were a good father.