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Norman Brorson
December 8, 1925 ~ March 23, 2017 (age 91) 91 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from julie pederson
March 27, 2017 5:14 PM
Kathy and Family,
Losing a loved one is always a time for remembering and honoring. My prayers are that you draw comfort from each other and the loving memories of Norman.
God Bless
Losing a loved one is always a time for remembering and honoring. My prayers are that you draw comfort from each other and the loving memories of Norman.
God Bless
Message from Tim and Julie Keckler
March 24, 2017 6:23 PM
Bruce, Sue, Lon, Jane, JoAnn, John, Kathy, Jim, Kent,Kim.
We are so sorry for your loss. Uncle Norman will be so greatly missed, he had such a way of making me feel special every time our paths crossed from when I was little up until the last time we sat and visited at his birthday gathering. I feel so bad that we will not be there to celebrate his life as we are in Florida visiting Tims sister.
I just finished reading a book where the author had lots of short stories about his life and his family. One of the stories he told was that when ever he was with his grand parents and then later in life his parents he would try to gather as much information on their past as he could. He described them as a library and once they passed away ---- the library was closed forever....so always remember to get he most out of your library opportunities. I couldn't help but think of Norman.....he had such wonderful stories and he described things with such great detail. He could remember the greatest stories from the past that you never ever tired of hearing them. We are so very sad that his library is closed because I know there were a lot of books I would have liked to have checked out. He was a very special man and will be greatly missed.
We are so sorry for your loss. Uncle Norman will be so greatly missed, he had such a way of making me feel special every time our paths crossed from when I was little up until the last time we sat and visited at his birthday gathering. I feel so bad that we will not be there to celebrate his life as we are in Florida visiting Tims sister.
I just finished reading a book where the author had lots of short stories about his life and his family. One of the stories he told was that when ever he was with his grand parents and then later in life his parents he would try to gather as much information on their past as he could. He described them as a library and once they passed away ---- the library was closed forever....so always remember to get he most out of your library opportunities. I couldn't help but think of Norman.....he had such wonderful stories and he described things with such great detail. He could remember the greatest stories from the past that you never ever tired of hearing them. We are so very sad that his library is closed because I know there were a lot of books I would have liked to have checked out. He was a very special man and will be greatly missed.
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