Marvin John Norman, age 85, of Gladstone, MI passed away Sunday, November 1, 2020 at Aurora BayCare Medical Center in Green Bay, WI.
Marvin was born September 11, 1935 in Gwinn, MI, the son of John and Evelyn (Wilson) Norman.
Marvin is survived by his by: his children Jerry (Sharon) Norman, Jon (Grace) Norman, Patti (Randy) Gartland, Jeff Norman, Jim Norman, his brother Bud (Diana) Norman, his sister-in-law Stella Norman, his grandchildren, his great-grandchildren, and his many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, Marvin was preceded in death by his wife Alice (Oathoudt) Norman, infant daughter Linda Norman, brother Gilbert Norman, his sister and brother-in-law Verna and Gordon Cheshire.
Marvin was a Korean war veteran who proudly served our country. He enjoyed going to camp and tending to his deer farm, he enjoyed seeing his friends at Bingo, Smear, and Cribbage. He was always ready to play a game of cards with his family. Marvin was loved and will be deeply missed.
A graveside service is scheduled for Saturday, November 14th at 1:00pm at Rock Cemetery. Rock American Legion will present Military Honors.
The Skradski Family Funeral Homes of Delta County are assisting the Norman family.
N/A - Escanaba, MI
Marvin Norman was an amazing man. He had many friends & family that he leaves behind. He was a Korean War veteran who proudly served our country. He raised 5 children and many grandchildren in his lifetime. He regularly went to church. He often enjoyed going to his camp, tending to his deer, and going to cards with his friends. He never missed an opportunity to tell anyone a good story over some breakfast!
He is survived by his children John, Jerry, Jim, Jeff, and Patty, his brother “Bud”, and numerous grandchildren & great grandchildren.
He was proceeded in death by his parents, wife Alice, sister, brother, and one child.
Kevin - Fulton, MO
I just found out online that Marvin Passed away. I spent a lot of good times with my father in law Gilbert Norman, Bud Norman and his brother Marvin. Whether checking out his deer in the farm, playing poker or hunting at his camp, it was always a great time. The best venison stew I ever had was at Marvin’s camp, I believe Alice probably made that. He will be missed for sure. My condolences to all of Marvin Normans family and friends.