Lauren, we are so sorry to hear of Marks passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family during this difficult time. We have such wonderful memories of Mark growing up. He will be greatly missed.

Dear Norman Family,

I just heard about Mark and I am so very sorry. We also were neighbors on Cliffmount Dr. He was such a great guy and wonderful personality. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I am deeply sorry for your loss...Mark was a great guy and good friend...My deepest sympathy...Larry Ratner

Dear Lauren,
I have known Mark for much of my life and we spent a lot of time together ether during the mid sixties and early seventies. He was a great and generous friend always happy to share information and guidance with me, his young friend. (6 years younger). He was part of my wedding party and although I moved away I followed you guys on facebook and saw how happy and proud he was of his family.
Susan and I were saddened to learn of his passing and we send our sympathy and prayers to you and your family.

Dear Norman Family,
It is with great sorrow that we learned of Marks passing. I met Mark through his tireless work for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. We quickly became friends and Mark upgraded many a room in our homes.
He had a strict schedule, budget and an uncanny zeal for perfection. He will be missed for his smile, firm handshake and kind words. Our prayers are with you.

Lauren and Stephen, Our deepest sympathy on Mark's passing. He was a very good frend to me he always had a smile and kind word
A very wise and gifted man he will be deeply missed rest in Peace my good frend
William R Silvester Jr

Dear Lauren, Pete and I are so very sorry to know that Mark has
died. We go back a very long time and we truly loved Mark. He was
such an upbeat person, always with a smile on his face. Our thoughts, deepest sympathy and love are with you and your children and we hope that being surrounded with all the people that love you
will get you through this very trying time.

Dear Lauren,
We will all miss our dear friend Mark. You & Mark were among the first people we meet in 1973 when we moved to West Hartford. The two of you were always kind, generous and giving. You made a great team. I wish we could be with you tomorrow, but we will be in spirit.

Extending my condolences to the family of my high school classmate, Mark. He is remembered for his outgoing manner. May the memories of his energy and accomplishments continue to comfort and inspire you all.
Sincerely,
Lynn D'Amato Talit

Dear Lauren and Steven
Mark and I were so upset to hear of Mark's passing. He was one of the sweetest, kindest, guys you'd ever want to me. A true mensch. Not a hair out of place, always a crisp crease in his jeans, and a smile on his face. He will truly be missed by all who had the pleasure of hIs friendship. Our hearts are filled with sadness.

Mark. You will be missed. Our memories go back 60 years

Dear Laure: Bill and I send our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Mark was an amazing man, full of vitality, good humor, and always willing to help whenever and wherever his talent and service could assist. There was never any doubt that he loved you and his family; he talked of you all with
such pride. Know that our prayers are with you and for you. Sally & Bill

Dear Lauren,
So Very Sorry for your loss....Mark was devoted husband....
Thinking of you,
Sandy & Ronnie xxxooo

Dear Lauren and Norman Family. I was deeply saddened to hear about Mark's passing.
Although we have not seen each other very often over the years, I have fond memories of our close friendship during our high school days in West Hartford. My sincere sympathy to you all.

I have known Mark since middle school. He was always a loyal, buoyant, handsome and very good friend. I sill miss him….Beverly

Mark was a gentleman and a very caring man, one whom I will NEVER forget. I will miss that man.

Cindy and I send our heartfelt sympathy. I so enjoyed spending time with Mark, whether on the JCC house committee or on the golf course. He was a straight shooter with enormous integrity. May his memory be for a blessing.

Ben is just out after a week in the hospital and is in rehab at Duncaster. He is totally devastated by the loss of his dear friend Mark. And the fact that he is not well enough to attend the service honoring Mark is even more devastating. He wants me to tell you how sad both he and I are over Mark's passing. He was a wonderful friend and will be missed very much. WE both send our heartfelt sympathy to you and yours. Roni Berson

My sincerest condolences to Mark's family. While I hadn't seen Mark in quite a few years, I have asked about him many times. Mark and I met in Sunday school at Temple Beth Sholom in Manchester when we were five years old and became great friends. We both joined Boy Scouts at the same time and while Mark's family moved to West Hartford, he and I would always plan our summer weeks at Camp Pioneer together until we were 17 or 18. Mark and I remained close until I moved to Dallas in 1971. I am very saddened by his passing and I will remember him fondly all the days of my life.

I am so sorry for your loss. My condolences to your family. Mark was a great guy and I am so sad to hear of his passing.

Lauren and Stephen,
Our deepest sympathy on Mark's passing. He was a very giving man who cared very much for his friends and family. He will be dearly missed. All our love, Cary, Lori, Ben and Sarah Goldenthal.

Lauren and Stephen I was very sorry to that Mark passed away. my deepest condolences

Lauren & Family
I was sad to hear of the passing of Mark. We were at
Conard together.
Know that you & your family are in my thoughts
At this time.

I have very fond memories of what. A great loss to his family and the community.

Lauren and Steve: We are so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. We remember fondly the times our family shared with your family when the boys were in school together. Mark was a great family guy and a very caring individual. We wish you both and you're family our deepest condolences. Marilyn and Roland.

IT is with the deepest sadness that I write. One of the all time great men I've been privileged to know in my lifetime is now in heaven playing golf with his son Larry.
Mark was always family to me and mine. He watched out for me and treated me as a big brother would. The man was such a mensch.
When the riots were happening in Hartford he went down to
B.Golden and Sons with my Dad, Milt, and they protected the store from gang violence. They slept (probably not) overnight with guns in hand to protect the Golden family business.
Dear Lauren and Stephen, our hearts break for you.
May he rest in peace, and may his name be forever a blessing.
Love, Alan and Marilyn (Golden, Rubin) Byer

Mark always had a smile and a greeting for everyone. May you rest in peace.

Dear Lauren,
We were so very sorry to read of Mark's passing. We have fond memories of him since jr. high days and know he will be missed by so many friends. We hope your happy memories together will help you through this sad time. Sending love and sincere sympathy to you and your family. elsa and peter

Lauren and Steven, A very big guiding light in your lives has suddenly stopped shining all its goodness and love. Mark was a force you couldn't ignore or forget.We will always rememberspecial times spent with the Norman's.Fun and more fun. Our deepest affection and sympathy to you all. ?? Marilyn & Roland

Dear Norman Family, I am so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. He was a good friend to so many people. In the over 40 years I knew him, he was always upbeat and ready to listen to me. He will be greatly missed by all the people that were lucky enough to call him a friend.

Our thought and prays are with you at this difficult time.
We knew Mark through his involvement in JDRF.
As a contractor he also gave us excellence advice when purchasing a home.

Arlene and Len Lippman