Norman Rebalsky Obituary

Still so many memories... so grateful to have known and loved the Rebalsky's. Many many precious memories.. thank you for sharing them with me

Sylvia and Ida Lee … not sure if my previous message went through, but I just saw this about your dad after doing a net search. He was a special person with an unforgettable sense of humor, an ever-present smile and grace not given to many men. My best wishes to you both. I read that your mom has Alzheimer's, and you may not be aware that my mom suffered from it too in her latter years (she died in 2008), but still always remembered that Lillie was her best friend and Norman a wonderful friend as well.

I have not got the words to say how much I loved the Rebalsky's. I work at the hospital and I would see them every week for the past 7 years. It will not be the same without him. All the my love and prayers go out to his family.

how do you find enough words to "remember" Mr Rebalsky? He was so intelligent and willing to share. I would never have known how to find out if food was kosher if i hadnt met him. what a wonderful love he had for Lillie. So much love he went ahead of her to make sure God would have everything just right for her arrival. and so very proud of his family, mention his daughters and he would light up the room. mention David and we wouldnt need the sun. Their niece in Denver made them so proud also. It was such a pleasure to be able to serve them, but in turn they listened to my family pride too. I love Norman and Lillie, and will miss them so..my prayers and sympathy for the family. they were a very precious couple, and such love you dont see often. thank you for sharing them with me.

Hi Sylvia,
i hope this message finds you well. i pray for peace of God be with you at this time. it's a blessing to have gotten to know you, your Dad and Mom. you are a very special.

my Dearest Slyvia,
You are a very special friend and your dad is so very special also in so many ways. He is someone Rich and I look up to. He would go the extra mile in what ever venture he would take on. The strength and his love of life was so very apparent in all he did. His devoted love to Lillie is so very Special. You are so fortunate to have had such a loving caring farther. He will be dearly missed.
with all our love and deepest sympathy, Carleen, Rich and family

IdaLee,
I was so sorry to hear about your father. You know my thoughts and prayers are always with you, especially in this very difficult time with your family. Love to you and Lou!!!

Sylvia ... Marilynn and I wish to convey our deepest sympathy and will keep you and yours in our prayers.
Miss you ...

Sylvia, our deepest condolences go out to you and Lillie and the rest of your family. He was a very special Father to you.

Uncle Norman you will be dearly missed. We will hold your stories, humor and kindness forever in our hearts. Love, Sara

My dearest Sylvia, I have been blessed with our friendship for 28 years. During that time I was there when David was born and you have shared so many stories about Norman. He is truly a man that you immediately respect. I have enjoyed the articles and letters that he has sent you. And most recently your journey with Norman and Lillie. I have found that you are like your Dad and I know he will live on through you and David. But most of all the endless love of your parents, a true love story. May God bless you and family at this time. All my love and continued prayers.

Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Lillie, I am so sorry for losing Norman. Sylvia, you sent me a letter after I sent a xmas card last year to Norman and Lillie...I was Lillie's physical therapist off and on at Penrose and LOVED Norman and Lillie. They were so sweet to me and Lillie was the one in pain. I will never forget them--they touched my life and I think of them often. Thank you for the letter and god bless at this time.

Sylvia, it is so special to be a daddy's girl! Your life speaks highly of your parents love. I cherish our friendship and love our talks about our Godly parents. May God continue to Bless you and your family. Love always! Sandy

What a beautiful obituary of the wonderful life of your Dad. My deepest sympathy and love to you all. God bless you.
Renee'

Sylvia, my deepest sympathy May God bless you and your family

Faye Goudy
Birmingham, AL

SYLVIA MY HEART AND LOVE GO TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AT THIS TIME. I FEEL AS IF I NOW YOUR FAMILY THROUGH YOUR LETTERS. YOU HAVE BEEN TRULY BLESSED WITH WONDERFUL MEMORIES!!!!

Shalom my friend.

Our world has lost an amazing man. Norman was so devoted to his family and was always quick to accept a stranger as a friend. We'll miss his friendly smile and his attention to details but know he will always be in our hearts and watching us from above.
Sherri and Rob Daniels

Remembering you, Norman,at a dinner that you and Lillie hosted at your house in Ramstein, Germany in 1976, where Sylvia and I began our journey of friendship. Your wit and wonderful love of family remain as precious memories in my heart. You are a treasure of commitment and acts of kindness that reflect on those you leave behind. May God hold a special place for you until we meet again.

Norman,Lillie, Sylvia and Eli! Thank you for allowing me and Pike's Peak Hospice to be a part of your family. We love Norman (and all of you) and you will always be in our hearts!

Norman, thank you for making me part of your life. I will never forget you.

Keeping your family in my prayers. I love you Sylvia.

Prayers are with you Uncle Norman and Aunt Lillie---I would never have made it without the two of you and your love, support and "advice" while living in Ramstein, Germany. So many memories forever and forever. I love you. Suzanne

Our deepest sympathy to the family of a true warrior! Bob and Janet Rubin