Norman Porter

Mrs. Porter, Michelle, Elizabeth, and your loved ones, I am deeply sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Mr. Porter, a very kind and gracious person. I am praying for all of you that God may bring you strength, peace, and comfort. Love always, Stacey

Dear Mary and family, I want to say how sorry I am for your loss and that I will not be able to attend the service. I love you all very much and Norman was like a big brother to me. He will be missed. I love all my family from Stockbridge where I grew up. It is special to me and always will be. Rickie

Dear Mary and Family,
Brenda and I want to share our deepest heartfelt condolences to you and your families for your loss. We will always remember Norman as a funny and sharing person who loved his family very much. He was a man of many interests who loved woodworking and antiquing. He taught me how to carve ducks and we still have a bird´s-eye maple bedroom set that he bought for us. We will always remember laughing and playing bridge while our children watched movies together. He will be missed and never forgotten.
Love Always, Larry and Brenda Stoneburner

Elizabeth, my deepest condolences for the loss of your father. May God carry you and your family through this painful time and bring you to peace.

Elizabeth, I am so sad to read of the loss of your father, Norm. I haven't seen him in many years, but remember him fondly from our past interactions. He was a great guy with a wonderful sense of humor, and I know he adored you and your family. My condolences to you.

So sorry for your loss Mary. Norm was such a nice man. I know he will be greatly missed.

Dear Mary Kathleen and family,
The family of Marilyn and Paul Robinson express our deepest sympathy in the passing of your beloved Norman.
Norman was always so kind to our mom and dad when they needed hospital tests. When you hosted that beautiful luncheon for your sister, Carolyn, a couple of years ago, Norman was so welcoming to all of us. He was a great conversationalist and his love for all of you was so evident in his words.
May the angels welcome Norman to paradise and may our Lord wrap his arms around you providing comfort, peace and faith.
God bless you,
Mary Robinson McCleer

I'm so sorry to hear of Norm's passing. I enjoyed working with him. He always made me laugh and he was always sharing sweet stories of his family. He will be missed

He will be missed.

Dear Mary.... I remember the two of you from Foote Hospital in particular ... you and Norm were so kind and gentle and caring with patients. You were certainly blessed to have found each other and share a wonderful life together

I met Norm and Mary in the mid 80s. They were kind to me from the very minute we met and made me feel welcome at all times.
Sadly, work and life made it impossible to see them as much as I would have liked.
Norm was a funny and passionate man - I loved listening to his stories of what was happening in his life and in his family's life. It was obvious he loved his family - his eyes would light up when speaking of his children and grandchildren and the love in his voice when he spoke of Mary.
Norm was loved and he will be missed.

My Uncle Norm was a kind, caring, fun-loving integral part of my life. Mine and my family's hearts are with Aunt Mary, Shelly, Liz and their families. I hope a lifetime of happy family memories brings comfort to you all.