Birth date: Oct 15, 1940 Death date: Feb 6, 2019
Norman M. Wiemer was born in Tacoma on October 15, 1940 and died peacefully in Eatonville on February 6th, 2019 after a courageous battle with cancer. Norm lived a large life. He grew up the 2nd oldest of 6 siblings and graduated Read Obituary
I worked with Norm for several years and have so many great memories. I will always remember his quick wit and amazing sense of humor, he could always make me laugh! Every morning he would come down the hall singing a little ditty "do doo do doo", followed by a pleasant greeting... He will be so missed!
Michelle Ziegwied
My Great Uncle Norm was one of the best uncles, I could ever ask for. He was funny, down to earth and very much loved every bit of our/his family...
Knowing him since the day i was born, I got to make the greatest memories with him.
One of my fondest memories, is when he lived in Ohop Valley, rain, snow, sun, didnt matter, My grandfather (His oldest brother Dan) would frequently take me to see him...
I would raid his refrigerator for soda and junk food and then go up to him and all i have to do is smile at him, and he knew what i was going to ask. He would say before i could ask, " You know where your aunts bathing suits are, grab a towel and enjoy the hot tub!" Lol
I will never forget his smile, his laugh, and his love for different cultures and being a "12".
I will miss you greatly Uncle Norm and your great great nieces. You made a bug impact in our life, and i would of never asked for a better uncle.
Rest in peace
We love you!
My Great Uncle Norm was one of the best uncles, I could ever ask for. He was funny, down to earth and very much loved every bit of our/his family...
Knowing him since the day i was born, I got to make the greatest memories with him.
One of my fondest memories, is when he lived in Ohop Valley, rain, snow, sun, didnt matter, My grandfather (His oldest brother Dan) would frequently take me to see him...
I would raid his refrigerator for soda and junk food and then go up to him and all i have to do is smile at him, and he knew what i was going to ask. He would say before i could ask, " You know where your aunts bathing suits are, grab a towel and enjoy the hot tub!" Lol
I will never forget his smile, his laugh, and his love for different cultures and being a "12".
I will miss you greatly Uncle Norm and your great great nieces. You made a bug impact in our life, and i would of never asked for a better uncle.
Rest in peace
We love you!
To the family of Mr. Wiemer,
We pray that the memories you have shared would bring you joy in times of grief and sorrow.
I will miss you "ole timer"...the days when we were office neighbors and you would fuss to yourself (out loud of course) about not being able to access your computer and finally calling me over to give you a demonstration of how to navigate certain programs.
What I admired most was that you kept a notebook containing each demonstration and I would walk by your office observing you using it from time to time. Our loss is heaven's gain.
RIP Sir!
Your Friend and Office Neighbor,
Will Mitchell
May fond memories of Norm bring you comfort during this hard time in your life. Look back on all the good memories you were able to have and smile at the fact that you were able to share these before he passed away. My prayers go out to you and your family.
RIP Norm.
