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Norman Fogg was the 6th child born to the late James Fredrick Fogg (Jan.1972 Woodland Cemetery Newark NJ) and Marion Boone Fogg. Norman was raised in Newark, NJ and educated in the Newark Public School System. He received his high school diploma at the prestigious Arts High School, where he developed his passion for drawing.
Norman lead a full life and did indeed enjoy it having 13 brothers and sisters. There was always alot of love to go around. Norman was loved by all and also loved everybody especially the children in his family.
Norman married Doris Bradley at an early age and had the eldest of his children Norman Fogg Jr. After his divorce, he conceived 3 daughters Tina Cunningham, Sonya Caldwell and Wanda Carter through other relationships.
He is preceeded in death by his brother Robert "Sonny" Fogg (NOV.1992 buried in Evergreen too) and sisters Cynthia Fogg (MAY.2001 buried in Irvington Cemetery) and Arnener E. Joiner Fogg (FEB.2006 Cremated).
Norman leaves behind to cherish his memory, mother Marion Fogg, four brothers: Fredrick Fogg(wife Sylvia), Max Fogg(wife Gloria), Oreese Fogg (wife Elizabeth), and Meredith Fogg(wife Loretta). Six sisters: Gloria C. Barr, Catherine D. Waddell, Rosalind Fogg, Evelyn Parham(late Peter Parham FEB.1997), Elvira Odom(late Vincent Odum APR.1991), Lisa C. Fogg and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews and friends.

Undertaker: Whigham Funeral Home Newark, NJ
Interment: March 16, 2006 12:18p
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Norman Fogg

FOGG - Norman, made his transition, on March 10, 2006, devoted son of Marian Boone Fogg and the late James F. Fogg, loving father of Tina, Wanda, Sonya and Norman Fogg Jr., devoted companion of Joanie Christmas, beloved brother of Gloria Fogg Barr, Catherine Fogg Waddell, Fred Fogg Jr., Rosalind Fogg, Evelyn Fogg Parham, Max Fogg, Oreese Fogg, Elvira Fogg Odom, Lisa Fogg, Meredith Fogg and the late Arnenar, Cynthia Fogg and Robert Fogg, also survived by grandchildren, one aunt and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. A celebration of his life will beheld Thursday 11 a.m. at WHIGHAM FUNERAL HOME, 580 Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Blvd., Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation will be held Thursday 10 a.m. until time of service.
Published in the Star-Ledger on 3/15/2006.