Married Jessie Lee Heard 27 Aug 1931.
Published in the Athens Review August 22, 1946:
Funeral services for Thomas Garland Norman, 34, of Tyler, formerly of Brownsboro, who died in a Tyler hospital Friday, were held Saturday morning at the Ben Wheeler Methodist Church.
The services were conducted by Rev. Pippin and Rev. Bartlett, with burial following in the Holly Springs Cemetery.
Mr. Norman, employee of the Borden Milk Company, moved to Tyler from Brownsboro about eight years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Jessie Lee; two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ann Norman and Miss Janice Jane Norman; mother, Mrs. Lida Norman; and one sister, Mrs. Pl
Published in the Athens Review August 22, 1946:
Funeral services for Thomas Garland Norman, 34, of Tyler, formerly of Brownsboro, who died in a Tyler hospital Friday, were held Saturday morning at the Ben Wheeler Methodist Church.
The services were conducted by Rev. Pippin and Rev. Bartlett, with burial following in the Holly Springs Cemetery.
Mr. Norman, employee of the Borden Milk Company, moved to Tyler from Brownsboro about eight years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Jessie Lee; two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ann Norman and Miss Janice Jane Norman; mother, Mrs. Lida Norman; and one sister, Mrs. Pl
Married Jessie Lee Heard 27 Aug 1931.
Published in the Athens Review August 22, 1946:
Funeral services for Thomas Garland Norman, 34, of Tyler, formerly of Brownsboro, who died in a Tyler hospital Friday, were held Saturday morning at the Ben Wheeler Methodist Church.
The services were conducted by Rev. Pippin and Rev. Bartlett, with burial following in the Holly Springs Cemetery.
Mr. Norman, employee of the Borden Milk Company, moved to Tyler from Brownsboro about eight years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Jessie Lee; two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ann Norman and Miss Janice Jane Norman; mother, Mrs. Lida Norman; and one sister, Mrs. Pl
Published in the Athens Review August 22, 1946:
Funeral services for Thomas Garland Norman, 34, of Tyler, formerly of Brownsboro, who died in a Tyler hospital Friday, were held Saturday morning at the Ben Wheeler Methodist Church.
The services were conducted by Rev. Pippin and Rev. Bartlett, with burial following in the Holly Springs Cemetery.
Mr. Norman, employee of the Borden Milk Company, moved to Tyler from Brownsboro about eight years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Jessie Lee; two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ann Norman and Miss Janice Jane Norman; mother, Mrs. Lida Norman; and one sister, Mrs. Pl
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