Norman Alfred Pearson (31 Dec 1934 - 27 Dec 2015)
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NormanThe Rowans Hospice
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In loving memory of Norman Alfred Pearson who sadly passed away on 27th December 2015 aged 80.
No floral tributes by request, but mourners are welcome to bring a single red rose to the service with a message or memory attached for the family to read later.
In place of floral tributes the family request donations to the Rowans whom cared for Norman in his last days.
Norman was a loving and devoted Husband to Kathy, Father to Bob, Dave, Paul, Wendy and Karen, Grandfather to John, Chris, James, Jessie and Ellie and Father in law to Claire, Rob and Theresa.
In his early years Norman was a telecommunications officer in the RAF and traveled all around the world with his family living life to the full and making many memories, Norman was never one to miss a party or opertunity for a gathering wether it be with family or friends, Over the years i have heard many stories of life in the RAF, Many of which are not for to young an ear.
After life in the RAF Norman lived in diffrent locations across England with his family in varying roles, He finally settled in Portsmouth where Kathys family originated and worked in the HMS Dockyards in the Comcen again in telecomunication.
Norman loved life and enjoyed many pastimes, He loved to Fish and spent many a day on a river bank with his mate and brother in law Chris and son Paul, He also enjoyed travelling and spent many years travelling to Anna Maria Island in Florida a favorite destination, He soaked up island life spending days in the sun,exploring the bars and eateries and fishing of course.
He was a strong family man Norman and Kathy brought up 3 generations of children and did an amazing job with them all instilling into them their morals giving them the encouragement to be what ever they wanted to be with much love and support an imparted into them his love for life.
Norman will be sadly missed by family and friends alike we invite you to leave messages, stories and memories for us to look back upon in celebration of his life.
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