A Conversation With Norman - "Never Give Up"

I’m not sure how it started, but somewhere along the way Uncle Norman started to talk to me about making a documentary about him. We’d film it, and somehow we’d get it to Hollywood.
Two years ago I had the privilege of teaming up with a filmmaker friend of mine. It was simple, we’d sit down and simply have a conversation with Norman while filming the whole thing. At the time of the interview, Norman’s Parkinson’s was in full swing but not yet diagnosed. His mind was fully there, but at times it took some extra work to get his thoughts out.
This video may not be Hollywood worthy, or even be a documentary. But the conversation will hopefully inspire you find the joy in your strengths, to accept your God-Given gifts, and live into them.
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[@danieldick3884]

Stormin Norm what a character he was 😂. Worked approximately 8 years with this champ at Parkside and he never failed to amaze me. Still remember him showing us the hula girl💃 dance at the flooring desk with Tony, remember us ribbing him when his team lost and he retorts with "can I say something about that". Mr and Mrs Peter's you can be proud, you raised a phenomenal man up even with all the hardships. He will be remembered especially by those of us that spent a decent amount of time with him at Parkside. I am just sad that I couldn't make the funeral but he is with the Lord now and I truly believe that. God bless you family Peters and the dedication, patience and love you showed to Norm.

[@johanloewen7947]

A Legend to many, wish I had gotten to know him sooner. But in Gods timing everything is perfect and of all the people I know, Norman knew this the most. I look forward to seeing him in heaven.

[@raysdigitalphotography3914]

Very well done guys. Normans memory lives on and he keeps making an impact on our lives even after his passing.