Wednesday, April 26, 2023
To Laurel, Norm Jr, his sisters, and extended family, our most heartfelt condolences on Norm's passing. From our first meetings in the industry, Norm became a friend first, then a valued customer, but always remained a true, trusted, respected, and valued friend. Many evenings shared when our businesses were on the same property, having a ton of laughs with each other ,or with others, talking trucks and trucking, history, business, occasionally solving the world's problems at the round table, or watching the birds, hawks, groundhogs, and listening to the sounds of the evening. Noted for his work ethic, and 'git r done' attitude, Norm was the man to call if you needed a haul. He will be missed by us all, but, certainly, our loss is incomparable to that felt by Laurel and Junior, who had the great fortune of having his dad not just as his father, but, as his best friend and companion, easily evidenced by their time spent and travels together, which I can recall witnessing for so many years..
He will be missed by us all, personally, I am glad and proud that I had the opportunity to know him, spend a great deal of time with him, and I thank you both for sharing him with us. It was our pleasure, good fortune, and honor to know him. We raise a glass in his honor.
With our sympathy,
Steve, Philomena, and Keegan,
Kassandra and Mitch, George and Mercedes, Susan and Richard, and their families.
