Birth date: Nov 23, 1964 Death date: Oct 3, 2016
Norman G. Hanratty passed away suddenly on October 3, 2016. Born in Darby, PA. Norman was 51 years old. He was a resident of Cinnaminson since 1992. Beloved husband of 27 years to Susan (nee DeRitis). Loving father of Kristin and Read Obituary
The Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary extend condolences to the family of Norman G. Hanratty. Please be assured of our prayers for Norman and his family as well as our gratitude for designating memorial contributions to the IHM Congregation. May he enjoy the rewards of eternal life.
Dear Sue and family, So very sorry for your loss. I just read the St. Elizabeth Mass Bulletin and saw your husband's name and your parent's name and felt the need to reach out to you. May your strong faith and family help you at this difficult time. I watched the video tribute to Norman and it us very evident that you will have strong support from your family and friends. Prayers and my deepest condolences.
Kris Huber Rudisill and family
I have only met Mr. Hanratty a couple of times, but my mother used to say that you could judge a man by the quality of the women with whom he associated. Having known, and worked with his daughter Kristin for many years now, I can only imagine that he was a tremendously loving and supportive man who cared for others more than himself and embraced each day as an opportunity to add something to someone's world. May he find peace equal to the sorrow of those he leaves behind.
Sue, Kristen & Ryan; we are shocked and saddened to hear about Norm. We will always remember him as a big teddy bear and remember what a great dad and husband he was. I always loved to hear the stories of how he was 'working on your house'. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. The Korn Family
Norm was a great friend, neighbor and coach. He was a genuine person who would give you his shirt off his back if you asked him. He loved the game of baseball and sharing his knowledge with the young men he coached. Norm was there for all the kids and was a caring and kind mentor. Norm would always go out of his way to make sure your kid was alright. He really cared. I'm going to miss our little chats as I went past his house walking the dog. Norm was always outside, working the garage or working the bench. He loved the neighborhood and the people in it. To say he will be missed doesn't seem enough. Our prayers and thoughts are with the Hanratty family. Thank you Norm for taking such great care of Mark during those years and for being a true friend. Sadness fills our hearts.
The Staudenmayer Family
May our cousin (and Brother Knight of Columbus) Norman RIP, and watch over and bless his family from Heaven. Glad we got to see him when we were in NJ in July. Will keep Norman, Susan, Kristen, Ryan, Rosalie, & John in our prayers.
From cousins Joe and Linda Lipari of Va.
There isn't anything that can be said on here that everyone doesn't already know about Norm. Norm was an exceptional man. He was a man of great morals, dedication and ethic.He was perhaps the kindest and happiest man I've known. I was lucky enough to spend the last 4 years working with Norm out of Woodland shop and his skills as a carpenter and all around mechanic were unmatched - not to mention his cooking! You were always assured a good conversation with Norm from the way he revered and loved his wife and children to current events or stories of your own family. Norm was easy to talk to and always there to listen. Norm was the backbone of Woodland shop, he took great pride in keeping everything organized, stocked and ready. He organized all of the retirement and Christmas parties as well. Norm took great pride in everything he did; this was especially true in regard to his family. I don't normally let these things get to me, but in this case, I along with so many others am deeply affected by this loss. Norm had that effect on people. God Bless you Norm.
