Rest In Peace Parahandy

[Intbel]

Heather - Norman is a great guy and it is an honour to know him.

Loved by all, he was an asset to this forum.

Loadsa Love,

Raymond (( hugz ))

[pauland]

Heather,

My thoughts are with you and your family and I wish Norman peace.

Norman brought much pleasure to the forum with his enthusiasm and wit. His journey as an artist was impressive and he will be missed but not forgotten.

RIP Norman.

Paul

[ZEBtoonz]

May God bless and keep you through this time of loss. My prayers are with you!

[Judi A]

Norman was a real inspiration for many of us. That spirit will live on.

Judi

[Sammy]

Heather

Thank you for letting us know about the sad passing of your Dad. Norman was in a class of his own and the work he produced was always of high quality and a touch of humour. I, as well as others on this forum, will greatly miss him.

I am glad he was with his family and loved ones at the end, that must have been of great comfort to him.

My deepest condolences to you and your family.

In great admiration

Sammy

[zee]

Heather,

Thank you so much for taking the time to let us all know about your father's passing. We will all miss your father's art and great sense of humor.

Pass our regrets on to your mother and God bless you and your family.

Zee

[Mike Bailey]

My condolence to you and your family. Norman Spencer was a true gentleman.

[Christine Farrelly]

Rest in Peace Norman - the world is a sadder place without you.

Christine

[JonH27]

As a regular visitor to TG, usually learning rather than actively posting, I got to look forward to Norman's contributions - the cars, the humour, and then latterly the courage with which he dealt with his illness. Thank you Heather for letting us know of the sad news, and my condolencies on your loss. A group of people spread right across the globe came to know and love "Para Handy" and we're with you and your mother in spirit right now.
Jon

[Dominique]

Mes sincères condoléances pour la perte de votre Papa et époux bien-aimé.

Les heures passent, la peine s'oublie mais l'oeuvre reste