Michael L Norman, 60 of Indianapolis passed away September 30, 2017, after a battle with cancer. He graduated from Lawrence Central class of 1976. He was employed at Borkowski Collision Repair for 29 yrs.He is Preceded in death by his father, Tommy A. Norman, Mother, Janet S. Norman. He is survived by his partner Mary Wasik, son, Chance Norman, daughter, Brooklyn Macy, Sister, Donna Norman, brother, Bill Norman (Sara), Stepson, Chris (Felicia) Wasik, Stepdaughter, Jennifer Wasik-Ellis. 7 grandchildren, Caleb, Alexis, Trenton, Noah, Caden, Brennen, and Brooklyn. Nephew, Will (Paula) Norman, Niece’s Kelly Norman, Kim Parkhill and 4 great niece’s, Peyton, Violet, Faith, and Carter.
Visitation will be held Monday, Oct 9th from 4-7pm and Tuesday, Oct 10th from 12-1 with a service immediately following at 1 pm. All will be held at Indiana funeral care at 8151 Allisonville Rd, Indpls 46250. Burial will be at Flanner and Buchanan Memorial Park (across from toys r us) 9350 E Washington St. Indpls 46229
Jenny Moore Byard says
I was so saddened to hear of Mikes passing. He was a big part of my childhood years. He along with his sister Donna, my siblings and the neighborhood kids played outside as much as possible. Back then that was a lot. I remember Mike best by his family dog Herman, his love for both his car and motor cycle. He had a wonderful sense of humor and a laugh to go with it. I last seen Mike when he and I were side by side exiting off the interstate 465 onto E 56th street. He was on his way home from work. I remember Mike for his good work ethic. He worked steadily as a teenager to support his car and motor cycle. He worked for Mobile Gas Station on 50th and Franklin Rd, which I believe is now a Seven-Eleven, and he also worked for A Ring Brings a Pizza onPendleton Pike in Lawrence. I’d call up there just to say hi and don’t work too hard. He’d always say hi, thanks for calling got to go click. He was a good friend to many and will be missed.
Valerie says
Mike was a good guy. I knew him since grade school. Grew up in the same neighborhood. Sorry his life was cut short. R.I.P. Mike
Jim Denney says
Mike “Storm’n” Norman was one of my first friends as we grew up on the same street . Mike always worked, even as a kid to support his love for his cars and motorcycle. We had some wild times as teenagers and I will always have fond memories! Rest In Peace Mike! My deepest sympathy for his family.
Jim Denney
Linda Burton says
RIP Mike ,you were a great neighbor. I remember when Ashley was walking to her grandmas and he would watch her walk and sometimes walk with her. Very good man. Look Paul up Mike hecwould love to chat with you