Norman was adopted as a toddler along with several of his 9 surviving siblings, after his mother died.
His biological parents were: Edward Lehr #37129494 and Ella Vesta (Derhammer) Lehr #37129520
He excelled in Chemistry at High School in Easton, a passion that became his life's work and which eventually led him to the Atomic Research Laboratory at UC Berkley.
In the early part of his career, Norman was a US Army Captain.
He married in 1946 in Miami and they had a daughter, who predeceased him by 7 months.
He and his wife separated a few years later and he never remarried.
Norman retired in the early 1970s to a quiet rural town in Upstate New York.
His biological parents were: Edward Lehr #37129494 and Ella Vesta (Derhammer) Lehr #37129520
He excelled in Chemistry at High School in Easton, a passion that became his life's work and which eventually led him to the Atomic Research Laboratory at UC Berkley.
In the early part of his career, Norman was a US Army Captain.
He married in 1946 in Miami and they had a daughter, who predeceased him by 7 months.
He and his wife separated a few years later and he never remarried.
Norman retired in the early 1970s to a quiet rural town in Upstate New York.
Norman was adopted as a toddler along with several of his 9 surviving siblings, after his mother died.
His biological parents were: Edward Lehr #37129494 and Ella Vesta (Derhammer) Lehr #37129520
He excelled in Chemistry at High School in Easton, a passion that became his life's work and which eventually led him to the Atomic Research Laboratory at UC Berkley.
In the early part of his career, Norman was a US Army Captain.
He married in 1946 in Miami and they had a daughter, who predeceased him by 7 months.
He and his wife separated a few years later and he never remarried.
Norman retired in the early 1970s to a quiet rural town in Upstate New York.
His biological parents were: Edward Lehr #37129494 and Ella Vesta (Derhammer) Lehr #37129520
He excelled in Chemistry at High School in Easton, a passion that became his life's work and which eventually led him to the Atomic Research Laboratory at UC Berkley.
In the early part of his career, Norman was a US Army Captain.
He married in 1946 in Miami and they had a daughter, who predeceased him by 7 months.
He and his wife separated a few years later and he never remarried.
Norman retired in the early 1970s to a quiet rural town in Upstate New York.
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