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Janet Miguel
June 18, 2013
Norman y Lillie were two of the greatest people I have ever known. I loved them very dearly. Norman was one of a kind, so loving and caring. A man that loved Miss Lillie very much and he showed it every minute of every day. I enjoyed caring for them because they always made me feel like family. They also were very lucky to have such a caring daughter, Sylvia. I will miss you Norman and Lillie very much. I know the two of you are together and very happy and caring for us from above. My prayers and thoughts are with you Sylvia, Eli and David. God Bless, Janet
Suzanne Yoste-Scanlan
June 1, 2013
How I loved Aunt Lillie and Uncle Norman! Only through the two of them was I able to "survive" stairwell living,having twins and 2 others with a husband always gone while living in Ramstein, Germany. Lillie became my "Jewish Mom" and Norman became our rock. What a true blessing to have God put them into our lives.
So many memories---so much love. No two greater people ever-my family and myself were truly blessed to have Uncle Norman and Aunt Lillie in our lives.
Linda Tolan
May 30, 2013
Such a wonderful lady. She was so proud of her family. Loved hearing her talk about "Normando"! And how her eyes would light up as she talked about their David. So many sweet memories of her, she was a lady to the end. I miss her dreadfully..it hurts so to have them gone, but it doesnt take much imagination to see them walking together, healed, on the streets of gold. Such a love they had for each other! and proud of their girls, you didnt have to talk to them long to hear the pride and joy in their hearts about their offspring. My deepest sympathy to you all.
Sherri Daniels
May 29, 2013
I will always be thankful that Lillie (and Norman) were friends with my Mom. When they moved back to Colorado Springs, they reconnected and had many wonderful times together. My Mom moved to an assisted living in 2004 and Lillie and Norman were always there providing company and friendship. Lillie was a special woman and will be missed.
BETH WIDEMAN
May 28, 2013
SYLVIA AND FAMILY WISHING YOU PEACE IN THE DAYS TO COME. THINK ONLY OF THE GOOD TIMES YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH BY HAVING SUCH WONDERFUL PARENTS!
May 27, 2013
Sylvia, you are so blessed to have had Lillie and Norman as parents. David you are blessed to have such wonderful Grandparents, they lived for their David. I know you both are missing them terribly but just think they are together again.
Much love and prayers for the both of you.
Carole & Danny Cope
Sara Porat
May 27, 2013
Aunt Lillie will be missed by many, remembered for her quick witted comments, wonderful meals and love of antiques and knick knacks. I'm sure Uncle Norman was the first to greet her and they're together as they were for the last 62 years.
Barb and Tracy Garwood
May 27, 2013
Lillie could make anyone laugh. She had a spontaneous personality. We are sorry Norm and Lillie are gone, yet we know they are together in Heaven.
jose wambui
May 27, 2013
It was truly a joy to know your Mom Lillie and your Dad Norman, i was blessed by their love and kindness. i will forever be greatful for your kindness. Sylvia just like your parent, you are a very wonderful person. i love you
Tanith Barcroft
May 27, 2013
My deepest condolences for your loss. Uncle Norman and Aunt Lillie were completely devoted to each other. They will be missed but I feel sure they have been reunited on the other side. May they both rest in peace.
May 26, 2013
Our deepest sympathy to the family of Lillie, who was a delight to know. She had such a kind and loving heart and a curiosity for life. I always remember her coming to our home and her enjoyment of a tablescape I was preparing for a holiday. She made me feel it was special and that's a gift she had. She was fun to be with when we went out for lunch, Sylvia, and so kind to prepare a special dinner for us at your house. She liked to give of herself to make someone else happy. I would guess what a wonderful mother she was and how blessed Norman, you and David were to have her love. Bob and Janet Rubin
May 26, 2013
How very blessed, we as a family have been having, "Norman and Lillie,"as our wonderful neighbors for the last, 15 years. We have been enriched, educated and loved by both of them. It became a very easy transition for us to become first, just neighbors, then friends and last but not least, family. Our hearts our sadden by the loss of , " Norman and Lillie". We know that we are better people having been blessed to have both of them in our lives. Truly, WE," as the Callicott's, will never be the same. We will forever be thankful for their hearts to embrace us, love us and and allow us in return, to love them too!
With much love,,
Steve, Jacque, Gyllian, Matthew, Anthoni, James and Kat Callicott.
Sally Bane
May 26, 2013
I really enjoyed your parents when they would come into Dr. Roth's office. I'm so sorry for your loss, but I was blessed to of known them.
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