HUBBARD — Norman Earl Notman of Hubbard handed away peacefully in his sleep early Monday morning, Oct. 3, 2022, following a quick decline in his well being. He was 93 years previous.
Norman was born July 29, 1929. He was considered one of 4 sons born to William and Gladys Vasey Notman in Coalburg, Ohio. Two of his brothers didn’t survive early childhood, however his older brother, Robert, who handed away in 2015, was his perfect buddy his complete life. Hardly a day handed that they didn’t see one another.
Earlier than he graduated from Hubbard Excessive Faculty in 1947, he turned taken with inventory automotive racing and had a profitable profession as a race automotive driver on the native grime tracks and was acknowledged as a NASCAR Rookie of the 12 months in 1950 within the Sportsman Division.
In December of 1950, he enlisted in and labored as a flight engineer on B-52s for the Air Pressure in Oxnard, California. He was honorably discharged as workers sergeant in December 1954.
The love of his life, Phyllis Ann Mayers who graduated in his class, adopted him to California. She was a really lovely, decided woman, and so they have been married Dec. 22, 1952.
Their first baby, Cynthia (Robert) Salrin was born in 1953. Shortly after, they moved again to Hubbard to boost their household. Norman and Phyllis had a second daughter, Sandra (William) Arnett born in 1957. They remained in Hubbard elevating their household and surrounded by their households for the remainder of their lives.
Norman was all the time happiest as an unbiased enterprise proprietor. He was proprietor of Hubbard Auto Elements for a few years. He created the Roadrunner Service for auto components, hauling lengthy earlier than components have been shipped another manner throughout all the northeast / midwest space of the U.S. His final enterprise was Mt. West Trucking in Hubbard.
He additionally had his trusty Case Backhoe that he labored with and used for a few years. He stated many instances he could be buried with it, however fortunately it was offered in 2016.
Norman’s beloved spouse, Phyllis, preceded him in loss of life Nov. 3, 2003.
He’s survived by each of his daughters, Cindy residing in Park Metropolis, Utah, Sandra dwelling in Hubbard; three grandsons, Erik (Amy) Bell of Columbia, South Carolina; Dillon (Jessica) Salrin of Littleton, Colorado; and Cody (Clare) Salrin of Salt Lake Metropolis, Utah; and 4 great-grandchildren. He was so beloved by his complete household and might be perpetually missed. How lucky we’re to have had him for thus lengthy. Relaxation peacefully, papa.
Per his needs, there might be no calling hours and a personal graveside service for the instant household.
There might be a Celebration of Life 12:30 to three:30 p.m., Oct. 21, 2022, at The Avalon at Buhl, 1030 Forker Blvd., Hermitage, Pa. 16148.
Materials contributions might be made payable to Hubbard Public Library or St Jude Kids’s Analysis Hospital.
Expressions of sympathy could also be left for his household at www.bricelandfuneralservice.com.
Coordination of this tribute for Mr. Notman was introduced by Daniel Briceland, proprietor and director of Briceland Funeral Service, LLC, 379 State Route 7, SE, Brookfield, Ohio 44403, 330-509-3135.
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