Norman Kay Jones

Birth date: Aug 11, 1924 Death date: Jun 1, 2014

Norman Jones August 11, 1924 to June 1, 2014 Norman Jones passed away and joined his late wife Barbara on Sunday, June 1, 2014 after a brief illness. Norm was 89 years of age. Norm was born August 11, 1924, to Clifton and Katy Read Obituary

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Robin

616w ago

in honor of Norman.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Cheryl Young

619w ago

I will miss the service for Norm because of a previously scheduled out-of-town commitment, but I want to add my thoughts to many others that will be shared. Our Jones Family lived for a time next to the Norm and Barbara Jones Family and I have often told the story of the goat they had that loved chasing us. I have kept in touch with Norm and Barbara through the years in various capacities and they always made me feel special. Norm was very lonely after Barbara was gone and when I found out, I was honored to spend a little time with him and learn even more than I already knew about him. I was among the ones he showed his plane and boat to. He finished the canoe and it was a marvelous experience seeing it hanging in his living room. His talents, expertise, love of life and his family, and his energy were amazing. I found out he loved liver and onions so my mother, Elsie, friend Marvel, and I had him join us at the Moose when they served their delicious liver, onions, mashed potatoes, vegetables, etc. He also came to my 67th birthday party in March. I'm grateful I had several quality visits with him this past few months and my thoughts and prayers go out to all his family and friends. He is soaring high right now with Barbara by his side.

Cheryl Young

N Perez

619w ago

I want to offer my sincere condolences to the family. I am so very sorry for your loss. Our Heavenly father in His word the Bible, calls death an enemy (1Cor. 15:26). He promises in the very near future to do away with death. (Rev. 21:4, 5) At that time tragedies and accidents will be a thing of the past, and no one will ever get sick (Isaiah 33:24), and there will be a reuniting, a bringing back to life instead of losing life (John 5:28,29). I hope these words can give you some comfort and hope. (2 Cor. 1:3, 4) Once again I am so sorry for your loss.