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  1. 10-12-2012 11:40 AM #1
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    Norm Grabowski passed away

     



    This was posted this morning on Norm's Facebook page:

    "many of you are aware that Norm Grabowski has been quite ill this past year. It's with deep sorrow that I ask you to pray for his family for he passed away around 5 this morning. As our sorrow fades my family will remember our beloved Norm with a smile, and know how blessed we are for having him in our lives"

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    I'm sorry to hear of his passing. He seemed to be a great guy, enjoying small pleasures, like saying his old truck was a "Henway", hoping that someone would ask, "What's a Henway?", so he could answer, "Oh, two to three pounds dressed out for cooking" which fit well with his adopted Lead Hill, Arkansas surroundings.
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    RIP Norm! It sure was a heck of a good run!
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    Another iconic figure gone...............adio Normiepoo.

    Had the pleasure of lunching with him in Pleasanton 20 some years ago...............laughed my butt off. He was a character of the first order.
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    This is upsetting for me. I'll miss seeing Norm at our local event. He was such a cut up. I will certainly miss him and his creations.
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