Norman Olene Whitaker

So sorry for your loss.
I met Norm in the summer of 1974 when I worked at Harry's Amoco, where after a few weeks I became Norms assistant mechanic as well as a pump jockey.
In the fall I went to college and the following May I stopped at the station to buy gas. Norm asked if I had ever replaced a clutch. I said "No." He asked if I wanted to replace a clutch and I said "Yes." That was the end of my job interview. I once again worked with Norm in the summer of 1975.

Norm will be missed so very much by my family! He has been there for Deloy prior to Deloys death and for me ever since that time. I have counted on him to listen, to help me in my times of need, to include me in his family since my own boys lived so far from me. Norm was a great friend who stepped up to give me encouragement and strength to go it alone. I knew he was always there for me and I loved him as a brother. Im sure that Deloy is happy to see him and once again laugh together. My condolences and great sympathies to Annie and the family. Love, NaDene

Dear Tina and family.
Please accept our condolences and prayers for your family. Don and Debbie Knies