Condolence: Dear Lucille,
Our sympathies to you and your family.
Norm and I worked together at Troop H. When we met in the hallway Norm would bellow out in that low base voice, watch out, then we'd "body check" each other into the wall. Norm was a perfect hockey player and almost always was the winner.
Several years ago I called him in FL and we shared some great memories. He was everything a "wingman" could be. It was a great conversation.
Mary Ellen & John Mulligan

Condolence: Rob - I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I remember meeting your Father a couple times at your place during the THS days. He was always upbeat....peace to you and your family during this difficult time!

Condolence: To all of Norman Soucie family members,
I worked at DIS with this professional, down to earth person for many years. Even though he was in the Hartford, CT office and I was in the New Haven Office he was a wonderful and funny man. He will truly be missed for his thoughts and personality. May he rest in peace.

Sincerely;
Susan, a former co-worker

Condolence: Deb
I was so sorry to learn of your Dad's passing. I know exactly what you are going through at this moment. I hope that you find comfort and peace in knowing that your Dad is no longer suffering and will now be your guardian angel. Please know that I'm here should you need to talk.
I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Renee

Condolence: I don't even know where to begin, Norman was an amazing human being. I loved cooking with him (watching him and taking notes!) he would say to me "you can never duplicate it!" boy was he right. Everything he cooked was delicious!! We still quote funny things he would say. We had so much fun the time we all went to Disneyland together. I am so sad that my dear cousin is gone but I believe we will see him again. God bless you Lucille, Debbie, Richie and Robert, he will live on in all of our hearts. It is his quick wit and great smile we hold in our memories. Oh, one more story, when Lucille and Norman came out for Cindy and George's wedding my uncle Milburn was also here and Uncle Milburn was hard of hearing, when Norman got home he found one of those brass horns that people would put in their ear so they could hear and sent it to Uncle Milburn!! That was Norman Soucie. :)

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I don't know what to say except I remember Norman always saying to me "get a job". He was always so happy and kind and funny. I loved him very much. May he rest in peace and I am sure like my Dad he will forever look down on you and be in your hearts.