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In Memory of

Norman Oscar
Resh

1941 - 2015

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Eline Funeral Home
11824 Reisterstown Road
Reisterstown, Maryland
UNITED STATES
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Condolence From: Patie Ramnarine

Condolence: My Condolenses to Starr Robinson and her loved ones from the your Friends at Rapid Interactive Disability Management,

May Peace and Love be with you

Tuesday May 05, 2015

Condolence From: Pat Resh

Condolence: RIP Uncle Norman. Didn't see you much, but when I did you always had a smile on your face. It was nice to see you and dad together and you just a aggravating him. Funny times. You will be missed greatly, keep everyone on their toes in heaven.

Pat

Friday May 01, 2015

Condolence From: Carol Dufour

Condolence: JoJo I am so sorry for our loss Norman was a wonderful man,so silly,so full of energy and so full of life.When ever you saw him he always had a smile on his face,he new how to make you smile with out even doing anything. He was always happy. I remember one time when he came over and Kongo jump up on him and knocked Norman right in the chair.He thought that was the funniest thing.(Kongo is a 170lb dog). I was worried that he had hurt him. Norman got the biggest kick out of that. He was a good Uncle and a wonderful brother in law, he was like a kid with a very big heart. He will be so missed but I promise you he will never be forgotten . All that knew him has a story to tell I am sure,hold those memories close to your hearts cherish.a part of him will always be in my heart!

Thursday April 30, 2015