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Originally from Brooklyn NY, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in social sciences (1971) and a law degree from Hofstra University (1975), he moved to Ft Lauderdale shortly after that. He usually accomplished more in 1 day than most people accomplish in a week. He had a famous sense of humor and coped with the stresses and challenges of life by finding humor and irony in them.
Although saddened by his passing, we will celebrate his very, very well-lived life at 11 AM on 4/17 at the Manor located at 2345 Wilton Dr, Wilton Manors, FL 33305.
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David Sloane
December 4, 2024
I first met and became acquainted with Norm in our work together with NORML. To say he found humor and irony in so much is so Norm. He was larger than life! He could entertain you for hours-on-end with hilarious stories of his life´s escapades. And Norm had people in his life that loved and looked after him. He was tremendously fun to harass in good fun. You would always be rewarded with his half-head turned mischievous grin. While I knew he wasn´t in the best of health I didn´t know of his passing until I sent him a text (not long after) jerking his political chain and someone responded he had passed. He will so sorely missed. I´m in Key West now for our National NORML legal seminar and this will be a first without Norm. I´m going to place an empty chair at the head table. Onward and upward buddy! I´ll close now so he may begin correcting my grammar and punctuation.
Steve small
July 21, 2024
With great sadness I have now heard of norm's passing Norm represented me way back in 19 86 and he was a great attorney and we kept in touch ever since then may his will be bound up in the eternal and eternity May he merit the rest that he deserves amen
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