Guestbook for Norman W. Duguay
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April 13, 2015 | Kathyleen Pare - Navarre, Fl -- USA
Uncle Norman, I will never forget my childhood memories of visiting Maine with our large family and being doled out to Aunts and Uncles. You and Aunt Pauline always opened your door to all of us little Pare's. You were especially kind to Norma Jean and she just loved spending time with your family and children, especially Janet. I love you and may you rest in peace.
April 23, 2014 | Janet Thompson - Augusta, Maine -- US
Norman grew to be more than a patient, he grew to be a special friend. We would spend time together discussing politics, weather, gardens, and life. He spoke of his wonderful family and how lucky he was to have them. I offer my condolences to his family and his beautiful wife. Thank you for the opportunity to meet and love this wonderful man.
Janet Thompson, RN
April 9, 2014 | Ross & Kimberly Hamblin - Fayette, Maine -- US
Aunt Pauline and all the family,
Our thoughts and prayers have been with you
all.
Love,
Ross, Kim, Nate and Nicole
April 9, 2014 | Kerry Labbe - Livermore, MAINE -- USA
Very sorry to see the notice of Mr. Duguay's passing, he and Mrs. Duguay were wonderful neighbors to my Mom. My sincere condolences to Mrs. Duguay, David, and all of his family.
April 8, 2014 | Brenda Tardif - Jay, Maine -- USA
So sorry about Norman - he was such a nice man.
April 8, 2014 | Jim Norton - Topsham, Maine -- US
My memory of my uncle Norman always brings me back to when my family always visited them and there was a store just up the road from there house on the corner. Uncle Norman would always and I mean Always gave us kids .50 cents each to go to that store and get penny candy. Then when it was time to leave he would give some vegies to us. Uncle Norman you will be missed a lot but never forgotten.
April 8, 2014 | Vicky Norton Merrill - Concord, NH -- United States
Aunt Pauline and Cousins, I am so sorry about Uncle Norman's passing. I will forever remember the quarters he would give us to go to the candy store at the corner. A powerful man with a great heart. He will be missed.
