Birth date: Mar 26, 1948 Death date: Feb 6, 2020
Norman Barron March 26, 1948-February 6, 2020 Norman Earl Barron was born on March 26,1948 in Clinton, Iowa. He was one of three children with one brother and one sister. He moved to Tacoma Washington in 1950 and later joined the Read Obituary
I know Norman and his wife Sue from a weekly group we attended together. He at first would drop Sue off and wait in his car. Then we talked him into coming in and just listening. Then he actually started reading out loud to us. I saw him come out of his quiet shell and it was a beautiful thing, for him to get where he felt so much more comfortable.
He was always joking around and had a very quiet humor that was sweet and he will be sorely missed.
Debbie Fuller and Monica Henby
You will be missed and loved dearly for along time. Thank you for being my husband for almost 10 years and for the memories you have given me. Thank you for sharing my life with me. You are not suffereing from Parkinsons anymore so that is a good thing. I look forward to the day when Jesus comes back and I will see you again and we will be joined together in Heaven. And that will be forever!
Norman in my memory is very unassuming, guileless, humble and has a quiet sense of humor. Once you get to know him he is a lot deeper and more circumspect than you might think and it was always interesting to hear how he viewed this world. He was a very good helpmate for Sue. Together they were a unique complimentary match. I will miss his presence here but look forward to an eternity with him in the presence of the Lord.
He leaves his family and all who appreciated him a legacy of Gentleness and faith.
Tom Christoe
Norman slipped quietly into our family and left a big impression on all of our hearts!
We already miss that little grin that turned into a big smile, and his laughter.
He and Sue were good for each other. We watched as they made a good life together.
We are grateful! We thank our Lord Jesus for the gift of a husband, father, brother and friend.
Yes, there will be no tears and no grief - we look to the day of a JOYful reunion!
Diana Christoe
Missing you uncle so much, miss hearing your voice, thank you for always being there for me, I love you with all my heart, mar
Love you Dad, I'll miss you dearly.
My favorite memories of uncle Norman are our times in Port orchard collecting Sand dollars and sea shells. He always treated my brother and I as if we were his own grand children.
