Norbert J. Wick, 84, passed away Wednesday, March 15, 2006, in Apopka, Florida after a short illness. Norbert was born in Lockport, New York November 13 1921 and was the son of the late Julia (Hentges) Wick and Jacob Wick.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marion (Abbott) Wick, his daughter, Susan (Ronald) Larsh of Apopka, Florida, 3 sisters, Lorraine Clark, Regina Erck, Mary Hahn, his brother, Cyril (Mary) Wick and many nieces and nephews.
Norbert was predeceased by his son, Dennis J. Wick, 3 sisters, Florence (Louis) Randall, Anna (James) Eifert and Gertrude (Linus) Gaul and 2 brothers, Gregory (Cecilia) Wick and Harold (Alice) Wick.
Norbert and his wife, Marion, resided in North Tonawanda, New York for 51 years and he worked for Chevrolet of Tonawanda, New York for 45 years before retiring and moving to Apopka, Florida. A B24 bomber pilot, he made 31 successful missions over Europe in WWII. He was a 4th degree Knight of Columbus and a member of the American Legion of Mt. Dora 2535.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marion (Abbott) Wick, his daughter, Susan (Ronald) Larsh of Apopka, Florida, 3 sisters, Lorraine Clark, Regina Erck, Mary Hahn, his brother, Cyril (Mary) Wick and many nieces and nephews.
Norbert was predeceased by his son, Dennis J. Wick, 3 sisters, Florence (Louis) Randall, Anna (James) Eifert and Gertrude (Linus) Gaul and 2 brothers, Gregory (Cecilia) Wick and Harold (Alice) Wick.
Norbert and his wife, Marion, resided in North Tonawanda, New York for 51 years and he worked for Chevrolet of Tonawanda, New York for 45 years before retiring and moving to Apopka, Florida. A B24 bomber pilot, he made 31 successful missions over Europe in WWII. He was a 4th degree Knight of Columbus and a member of the American Legion of Mt. Dora 2535.
Norbert J. Wick, 84, passed away Wednesday, March 15, 2006, in Apopka, Florida after a short illness. Norbert was born in Lockport, New York November 13 1921 and was the son of the late Julia (Hentges) Wick and Jacob Wick.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marion (Abbott) Wick, his daughter, Susan (Ronald) Larsh of Apopka, Florida, 3 sisters, Lorraine Clark, Regina Erck, Mary Hahn, his brother, Cyril (Mary) Wick and many nieces and nephews.
Norbert was predeceased by his son, Dennis J. Wick, 3 sisters, Florence (Louis) Randall, Anna (James) Eifert and Gertrude (Linus) Gaul and 2 brothers, Gregory (Cecilia) Wick and Harold (Alice) Wick.
Norbert and his wife, Marion, resided in North Tonawanda, New York for 51 years and he worked for Chevrolet of Tonawanda, New York for 45 years before retiring and moving to Apopka, Florida. A B24 bomber pilot, he made 31 successful missions over Europe in WWII. He was a 4th degree Knight of Columbus and a member of the American Legion of Mt. Dora 2535.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marion (Abbott) Wick, his daughter, Susan (Ronald) Larsh of Apopka, Florida, 3 sisters, Lorraine Clark, Regina Erck, Mary Hahn, his brother, Cyril (Mary) Wick and many nieces and nephews.
Norbert was predeceased by his son, Dennis J. Wick, 3 sisters, Florence (Louis) Randall, Anna (James) Eifert and Gertrude (Linus) Gaul and 2 brothers, Gregory (Cecilia) Wick and Harold (Alice) Wick.
Norbert and his wife, Marion, resided in North Tonawanda, New York for 51 years and he worked for Chevrolet of Tonawanda, New York for 45 years before retiring and moving to Apopka, Florida. A B24 bomber pilot, he made 31 successful missions over Europe in WWII. He was a 4th degree Knight of Columbus and a member of the American Legion of Mt. Dora 2535.
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