Norman Milliner (Norm's Coupe) has past away.

[40phil41]

Very sorry to hear of Norm's passing. I always enjoyed reading his posts. My condolences go out to his family.

Phil Ellis

[JerseyHarold]

Very sad news. Our condolences to his family. He will be missed by many people.

Harold

[adam_knox]

Norm, you were the first person to reach out to me on this forum. Your advice, good nature, and compassion is a model to follow. I'm sorry we never got to meet up for a burger or breakfast. I hope you get to drive your coupe on the big open roads up there.

Rest in peace.

My condolences to his family and friends.

[Joe Flanagan]

I'm sorry to hear the news. As Greg said, though I never met him, I felt like he was a neighbor of sorts. He was so much a part of this forum and he'll be missed. Sad news.

[P-12 Tommy]

Wow! This surely is a shock! He was always willing to help everyone on the forum including me. Being on this forum is one of the brightest part of my day. We're all gonna miss our Mopar brother. May he rest in peace!

Tom Lee

[55 Fargo]

Very sorry to hear of Norm's death, he was a big help, and very much a part of this fourm, Norm you will be missed...........Fred

[Niel Hoback]

I am so very sorry to hear of Norm's passing away. I thought his opinions spoke for me also a lot of the time. I will miss him greatly. But he is feeling no pain now.

See you later, Norm.

[BeBop138]

Sorry to hear of Norms passing---he always seemed like the good guy who lived next door, I will miss him. Condolences to his family.

[maurice wade]

I know Norm will be missed by all who knew Norm, or had known him through this forum. Sorry to hear of his passing. To his family, I wish my condolences. MW

[Oldguy48]

My condolences to his family. I never had the pleasure of meeting the gentleman, but wish I had.

[Rollie���]

Sad news, rest in peace Norm.

[Don Coatney]

I just arrived in Miami and this was not what I wanted to read this afternoon.

Like others I believed Norm was away enjoying the holidays and that is why

he had not posted for a few days.

Norm and I did a lot of bantering over the years but we were good friends. As

Bob Toft mentioned Norm and his wife Mary stopped by for a visit here in the

Boro a couple years back. I gave them all a Boro tour in my car and we had a

great time. His wit was always enjoyed and he looked at things from a

different angle usually offering a different perspective of ways to deal with

old car (and other) issues. For sure he will be missed by all.

[Andydodge]

From 10,000 miles away I'm very sorry to hear this news.........my condolensces to his family........he'll be missed..........Andy Douglas

[maine48ply]

I have received much good advice from this gentleman without ever asking him a question or even speaking with him. It says alot about a man that is always willing to share his knowledge and skills with people he doesn't even know. He is one of many many on this forum. Sadly, there is now 1 less. Rest in Peace.

[JIPJOBXX]

May his sole rest in peace and that his family know that he is at rest with god. Thanks for all the info Norm and another one down the road. Jon:(

[plyman 50]

Very sorry to hear about him. May he rest in peace. Dave

[steveplym]

Very sad to hear this news. I never met Norm, but had talked with him through pm's and email. A very nice man. Condolences and prayers out to his family.

[Joe Flanagan]

Norm has left the driveway, fellas.

[aero3113]

I have received much good advice from this gentleman without ever asking him a question or even speaking with him. It says alot about a man that is always willing to share his knowledge and skills with people he doesn't even know. He is one of many many on this forum. Sadly, there is now 1 less. Rest in Peace.

Same here, he was a wealth of Knowledge. Even though he is gone he will not be forgotten. His posts and input will be on this forum to help us all out in the future.

Thank you for all of your help Norm, R.I.P.

[DigmyP18]

I'm as shocked as anybody. Although I haven't been around here for very long I will miss this guy. There weren't too many subjects regarding these cars that he didn't have a good bit of knowledge about. His voice will live on as long as this forum is alive and the search feature guarantees that the knowlege will be around for a long time. Godspeed in Overdrive Norm!

[Captain Neon]

I would also like to add my condolences. I have nothing to add that hasn't already been posted by another. A true shock to get back from Minnesota for a weekend visit and read that he's gone.

[JohnS48plm]

So sorry to hear of Norm's passing. He will surely be missed. JohnS

[Frank Blackstone]

My condolences to Mary, Norm's family and all of you who grieve Norm's passing. Sometimes the only measure of a man's life is how much he will be missed by others. Here on the Forum we do make friend and connection through the brotherhood of the love of wrenching on old cars. Some would call us crazy or out of touch but we know the joy we get and the camaraderie we share across the miles know others have experienced the same joys and frustrations. When a valued member like Norm passes it is a big loss even for us who never met him and a bigger loss for you who knew him well and still valued his friendship. Norm was always an inspiration to me for the frequency and details of his posts. At least we have that pleasure to draw on in the future when a situation will arise and we can ask ourselves. What would Norm have said. Maybe by doing that he will not have left use completely.

[1947PLEVY]

My thoughts and prayers to the family. Live Eternally Norm..

God Bless Everyday We Awake... John

[Joe Flanagan]

At least we have that pleasure to draw on in the future when a situation will arise and we can ask ourselves. What would Norm have said.

Whatever he would have said, he would have started it with, "Well........."