Normand Aime Fisette
October 27, 1923 ~ March 5, 2017
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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Dear Paul and family, your Dad, Norm was a household name in our family with fond memories my Dad, Gaston St. Denis spoke of since his early childhood. Norm was always there for my Dad at his most difficult times in life. He was a true blue friend of Dad’s throughout his 90 years on earth. My fondest memories will always be when I was in second grade and we’d moved to our new Kensington, MD neighborhood. Your whole family came over and we had a ” painting party ” because the new home needed it so badly. I remember details about that experience and how wonderful , fun and kind you all were. I’m deeply sorry for your loss. Love and prayers go out to your family.
My prayers and thoughts are with Paul and the entire Fisette family and close friends. I, also, will miss him greatly, as he was a true hero who held true to his Faith and Beliefs in everything that he did. He always would lend a helping hand or words of encouragement to anyone who needed assistance. I never, ever heard a negative or harsh word about anyone from him. I feel truly blessed to have known him for over 28 years. The Angels called home one of their own and I am sure there is much rejoicing Above. May his life and Spiritual Journey be a true INSPIRATION TO ALL. He will not be forgotten ever.
Norm was just such a treasure! A gentleman of the old school, his kindliness and good humor blessed all our days. A sweet, sweet man and wonderful family. God rest him and blessing to you, Paul.
Dear Paul, The world has lost an amazing individual. Norm was funny, sweet (and loved his York Peppermint Patties!), hard working, strong, determined, and just a nice man. He was one of the first to make me feel welcome at Long & Foster all those years ago. With lots of love and many warm memories. Love, Laura Frye
Dear Paul and Family: From the Dallas Fisette contingent, we are so sorry for your loss. Mom and Dad send their love and wish they could be there in person, but travel is no longer in the cards. Norm was indeed part of the “greatest generation,” lived long and well, and will be missed
Oh Paul, how devastating to hear of your Dads passing, but how joyous to know that He is standing before the Lord in all His glory! To know we will see him again one day, relieves the heart of some of the devastation from your beloved Dad leaving this earth. Paul, your Dad was an integral part of our Dads life making him an important part of ours. Norm was cut from the cloth of a gentle giant. He had such grand character and stature, coupled with kindness and generosityall the traits we strive for in our own lives. Such a gentlemanthe caring look that he always wore. I know I should not weep because of where he is now, but stillhe left such a void and visiting Vienna will never be the same without him. You should be proud of the life your dad led and the character that he passed on to you. I am truly, truly sorry for your lossfor our loss. What a gentle spirit, wrapped up in such a kind packagethat is your Dad.
Dear Paul and family, I am so sorry for your loss, and mine. Norm was such a special man. He was kind, funny and caring and always willing to help. I met Norm through mutual family friends, the Browns, and we became friends when he was at the forever young age of 80 or so. We both enjoyed the generational differences in our conversations and friendship. He was a caring, calm voice helping me deal with work and family stress – 2 teenagers, yikes! He had been through it all, was so wise and helped me put things in perspective. I learned so much from him. He helped me practice my high school French in preparation for a work/academic trip. He was so kind to give me his time and assistance. Norm was a kind, caring, calm presence in my life, checking in on me and helping me keep things in perspective. I will miss him. I carry his presence and voice in my head and my heart. I can think of him and feel his support and love. Je t’aime, Norm. Je me souviens de toi. Avec l’amour, Allison
Shared the warmth of home and loving heart always …..my deep sympathy to Paul through this time of sadness . Such a difficult year for you , but you were always there for your Dad to encourage and sustain ….. God bless Safe Passage for your Dad ….
Paul, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Jack & Linda
Paul & family- we were so sad to hear about Uncle Norm’s passing. From the memories of us kids “playing” the organ at the house to learning all about parakeets to seeeing you all in Fall River, Uncle Norm’s kind and sweet presence is remembered fondly. We hope being with friends and family will ease your sorrow. All the best- Renee, Javier, Kylan, & Cristian Lpez
Will miss Norm at American Legion Post 180.