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Norman Uzdavinis Obituary
Whately, MA - Norman Uzdavinis,82, passed away at his home on August 30, 2024. Born to Anthony Uzdavinis and Della (Karas) Uzdavinis on December 19, 1941 in Whately MA.
Norman attended Deerfield High School and later went on to serve in the US Army from 1960-1963 and was stationed overseas in Germany.
After returning from his service, Norman worked as a surveyor and later worked as a Senior Right of Way Agent as an independent contractor. He worked with various government agencies, transportation and telecom companies on projects all across the country.
He is predeceased by his parents Anthony and Della Uzdavinis, and sister Joanne (Uzdavinis) Spaderna.
Norman leaves behind his children, Karen Mariani (husband Mark) of Montague, MA, Todd Uzdavinis (wife Rebecca) of South Deerfield, MA, Jason Uzdavinis (wife Heather) of Eagle, CO, his grandchildren Gavin and Griffin Mariani, Dylan, Noah, Nathan, Krista Uzdavinis, Willow and Hunter Uzdavinis, his sister Ruth Burke (husband Neil) of East Longmeadow, MA, and his beloved dog Bandit.
Services will be private and the convenience of the family.
Wrisley Funeral Home
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Gary Hosley and family
September 12, 2024
I will miss Norman, his friendship was very dear to me. I've known him since we lived next door on Eastern Ave in South Deerfield. When my son was growing up, he knew him as Uncle Norman. I remember land surveying with him. I will always remember this great guy.
w josey
September 11, 2024
Sorry to see a fellow Lithuanian New Englander go! We never met, but he was always kind and cheerful via our email conversations as we tried to figure out how we came to share 25 cM of DNA. Rest in peace, Norman.
Bill Josey, Kensington, Maryland
Fr. Paul Mariani, SJ
September 11, 2024
I am keeping Norman very much in my prayers and Masses. Please know of my condolences.
Gary Sanderson
September 5, 2024
Fond memories of working with him at Ainsworth's on summer jobs in the 60s.
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