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JONES, Norman Fredrick ‘Norm’

It is with much sadness we announce the passing of our treasured dad, at Princes Court Homes, aged 99 years. Beloved husband of Maisie (dec).  Treasured dad of Pamela, Brenda and Wayne (dec). Father-in-law of Geoff and Clem.  Grandfather of Paul, Adam; Wade (dec), Travis; Troy, Rhiannon and Christopher. Loved great-grandfather to their children.

Funeral Notice
Chapel of North West Funerals 596 - 610 Deakin Avenue, Mildura Vic 3500View Map

Family and friends are respectively invited to attend Norm’s funeral service at the Chapel of North West Funerals, 596 Deakin Avenue, Mildura, on Wednesday 6th April 2022, commencing at 10am.

A private cremation will follow.

View Norm's funeral service here
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  1. Norm I will miss your smiling face, you and Maisie were wonderful to me when I lived at ‘Senility Place’. I had the pleasure of catching up with you a few times at Princes Court Homes.
    Such a beautiful man, sadly missed my condolences and love to Pam and Geoff and all your family.
    Fran Smith xx

    Fran Smith March 29, 2022

  2. Condolences to Pamela and family at this sad time. We always enjoyed our visits at Princes Court and loved chatting and joking with Norm when we were visiting Bill and Bobby in Johansen Unit. A wonderful gentleman who always greeted us with a smile and a story. Regards from Jean and Bill, Wayne and Di Clarke

    Di Clarke March 30, 2022

  3. Norm and Maisie were such a lovely couple – now they are both reunited. I have lovely memories of them both.
    My thoughts with the family today as you say goodbye to Norm – you will have lots of lovely memories to look back on.

    Jeni Snadden April 4, 2022

  4. Uncle Norm was born between the two world wars and would go on to serve his country and family in the second world war. He grew up in near poverty through no fault of his own and might have wondered why he should fight for a country which to that point in time had given him so little. He falsified his birth date so that he could enlist despite not being old enough to do so.
    Luckily, he survived to marry the love of his life, Maisie, and raise three children.
    On the rare occasions that they visited Ballarat to see his brother, Arthur, and his sister, Linda ( and families) our house would be full of laughter and good humour with six cousins running riot while Norm and big brother enjoyed a cold beer (shandy for the ladies) and re- lived old times.
    It’s impossible to compress 99 years into a few sentences but in summary, he was a good bloke, a loving husband and father, honest, true to his word and fiercely loyal to his family.
    I don’t believe you could ask more of a person than that
    Australia has lost one of its best.

    Rest in peace with your Maisie

    GRAEME JONES April 5, 2022

  5. Dearest Uncle Norm, you are missed so very much. Always clever for a chat and beaming smile, we can feel your love and always will. Go the Tiges!

    Heidi Lee Halson April 6, 2022

  6. A sad loss for Pam ,Brenda and all the families ..A champion family man..And a champion Australian .
    Will be sadly missed ..
    Shirley and John..QLD

    John Halliday April 6, 2022

  7. beautiful service for a wonderful man we will miss you always norm memories of you and mom will stay with us all forever loved you norm clem

    clem stewart young April 6, 2022

  8. Our thoughts are with you Pam , Brenda and your families as you mourn the passing of your Father. We trust that you will adjust to life without your Father, recalling happy memories.
    David and Margaret McKittrick

    Margaret McKittrick April 10, 2022