Birth date: Apr 19, 1928 Death date: Apr 28, 2020
In Loving Memory of Norman Menchel Sailed off into the sunset on April 28, 2020. Of Moorestown, NJ. Age 92. Born, April 19, 1928, and raised in Philadelphia, PA. Norm graduated from Bartram High (1946) and La Salle College (1962) Read Obituary
Today I stumbled across a pic of Norman with my mom. They met years ago while attending the senior day care center in Marlton after my Dad passed and I brought my mom back to NJ to live with me. I know she cherished her friendship with Norman, who helped her in her grief. He even attended Moms 80th birthday. And on “prom day” they were crowned King and Queen! I only met him a few times, he was a very nice gentleman. My condolences to all his family. May he Rest In Peace. We lost mom in January 2017.
That man is a success who has LIVED WELL, Laughed Often & LOVED MUCH....Who Looked for the Best in Others and Gave THE BEST He Had. RLStevenson. Thinking of you today, missing you Dad and sending you my love. HAPPY 1st FATHERS DAY in Heaven! Jude 💕
We are so sorry to hear about Norman passing. There are not enough wonderful words to describe this jolly man ! As you can see from everyone here, there are hundreds of memories with him. In boating and while he was in business. Norm was willing to go anywhere with anyone, just to get on a boat, and if you were lucky enough he would make you soup !!
May all your memories help you through this most difficult time..He will be missed !
Steve and Missy Szawlewicz
To all of the Menchel family.
Losing Norman is losing the most unique, fun-loving person we have ever known. He was a real character and a man among men. We had great times together in the Power Squadron and have never forgotten Norm's boat stories. He was simply the best! We hope that when you think of the many lessons and stories he shared, it will always be with comfort and warmth.
Joe and Gail Orzechowski
Bradenton, FL
Saddened at the lost but celebrating a life well lived. Cry because of the loss but laugh at the good memories. Focus on the good memories. That is his true legacy.
Dear Dad, it's Rick your favorite son. ( I can hear you laughing about now) ... Anyway,
I just wanted say say thanks ol buddy for being a great dad to me. Wanted to thank you for the great memories and lastly the epic trip to Europe you and me hoboing all the way..
I could go on forever, but what is most important was a few years ago when I ask you if accepted Jesus Christ as your savor. You said yes. I'll see ya in Heaven Pops..Luv you.
Thinking of the whole Menchel family as you remember his life and begin to envision life without him.
Rest in Paradise Grampy
Thank you for giving me so many wonderful childhood memories!
I will always miss your jokes even if you told them over and over!
You were the best Grampy ever and the only one I ever knew!
Love you Grampa
Forever & Always
Your oldest grand-daughter
Christine
