Richard Carol Norman

Birth date: Jun 22, 1930 Death date: Feb 12, 2017

Richard C. “Dick” Norman ObituaryRichard C. “Dick” Norman passed away February 12, 2017 after a long illness. Dick was born June 22, 1930 in Shawnee, Ok to Clarence and Dorothy (Lockhart) Norman. Dick was the second of six childre Read Obituary

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Libby Mann

473w ago

To all the Norman family. I am so sorry for your loss. I remember how nice Mr. Norman was to all of us who worked at the Log Library. I know he will be missed by many. Libby Mann

James R. Derby

477w ago

Dick was a wise mentor, an esteemed colleague, and most importantly, a great & supportive friend. He will be missed. Jim Derby

Janice Self

477w ago

To the Norman family. I am so sad to hear of Richard's passing. He was a great man. He will be missed around the oil patch. May God grant comfort to each of your hearts. Jan Self

Tony Epperson

477w ago

Gary, sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my prayers. God Bless. Tony Epperson.

Art Tyndall

477w ago

Although it had been a number of years since I had seen Dick, I remember him as always being a very thoughtful and kind man. Dick was an early influence on me from my early days at First Christian Church of Jenks. He was a leader in that church and had such a positive impact on everyone around him. My prayers go out to the family!

Manny Redifer

477w ago

A great man and a mentor. I remember many afternoons looking at samples from the Shawnee Sample Library. He taught me many things in the oil and gas business and also was an example to me of how a father and provider should be. My condolences to his family that was blessed by his presence. RIP Dick. Manny Redifer

Carl K. Mcmillin, Newark, Delaware

477w ago

Richard was my best friend at Will Rogers in the class of 1948. I remember visiting Dick's family for dinner on Halloween, before our neighborhood "visits?" Seeing Mr. Norman serve his family of several boys so everyone would get their share of food was new to me as I only had a little brother at home for meals during most of my teen years. I loved Dick's family and remember Mr. Norman getting Dick and me jobs cleaning up evenings at the American Petroleum Institute show in Tulsa. May God bless and comfort all Dick's family as you mourn his leaving you for his eternal home.

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