Book of Memories for Norman K Vance

Condolence From Community Education Team

Tue, 25 Feb 2014 23:02:18 EST

Norm Vance will be missed as a great person and teacher in our Community Education Program in Hood River. He was a mainstay of our program, teaching various art and drawing classes to community members. He was eager to share his talents, and we so appreciated his willingness to teach classes for us. Our sincere condolences to Anne and the Vance family.

Condolence From Pamela Weiner-Kleiderer

Sun, 26 Jan 2014 16:15:25 EST

Dear Anne and Family: Like my brother and sister, I send you all my love, prayers and thoughts at this time and always. I have many wonderful memories of pool party get togethers and fun times with all the Vances and the Weiners. Litton Industries is what brought us to California in 1962 and I know that is how we met. I have a Norman K Vance black and white nature watercolor in my living room and I enjoy it every day. Norm was an extremely talented artist in every sense of the word. The Vance Family left an imprint on all of the Weiners and now extend to Bob and Tudi's grandchildren who have enjoyed the cherished artwork and The Orphanage stories. Peace Be With You All. We all send you our love. Pamela Weiner-Kleiderer (The Oldest Daughter)

Condolence From Bonnie (Weiner) Geisert

Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:17:06 EST

Dear Anne and Family, My deepest sympathy for your loss. I have fond memories of family get togethers in the mid-60's (my Dad, Robert Weiner was a technical writer). A piece of Norman's art hangs in my home, a watercolor of the Redondo Beach Pier. He will remain in my heart. Sincerley, Bonnie

Condolence From Ranganath Weiner

Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:01:24 EST

I knew Norm whenI was a boy. He taught me to play chess (including the Lopez opening) Pick out my first guitar. Taught me I first guitar lesson. He also has graced my home with a number of his wonderful paintings. He mostly taught me to love life fully.

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Thu, 12 Dec 2013 11:16:46 EST