Obituary
Norman C. Smith Jr., 64, of Liberal, passed away on Sunday, October 10, 2021.
He was born on December 31, 1956 to Norman and Bernice Smith at home in Ft. Myers, FL.
Norman was one of eight children; his siblings were Doyle, Clifford, Dwayne, David, Darrel, Donna and Denise.
While growing up in Florida he enjoyed wrestling Alligators and gathering Venomous Snakes with his brothers.
Norman had worked as a General Contractor for Nabholz Construction of Conway Ark. He was a skilled Carpenter and could build just about anything with his hands. Norman also enjoyed fishing but most of all he loved being with his Grandkids while drinking a cold Budweiser; he was a "different kind of character" but was loved by all that knew him.
Norman is survived by his wife Martha of Liberal, Two Daughters, Snow Garrison of Turpin, OK, Liberty Brown of Springfield, MO; Two Sons, Israel Brown of Liberal, KS, Davy Brown of Beaver, OK; Seven Grandchildren, Vale, Celexa, Ruben, Poppy, Bentlie, Owen, and Mason; One Great Granddaughter, Olivia.
There will be no public viewing as cremation has taken place per Norman's wishes.
A Private Family Celebration of Life will be held.
Norman C. Smith Jr., 64, of Liberal, passed away on Sunday, October 10, 2021.
He was born on December 31, 1956 to Norman and Bernice Smith at home in Ft. Myers, FL.
Norman was one of eight children; his siblings were Doyle, Clifford, Dwayne, David, Darrel, Donna and Denise.
While growing up in Florida he enjoyed wrestling Alligators and gathering Venomous Snakes with his brothers.
Norman had worked as a General Contractor for Nabholz Construction of Conway Ark. He was a skilled Carpenter and could build just about anything with his hands. Norman also enjoyed fishing but most of all he loved being with his Grandkids while drinking a cold Budweiser; he was a "different kind of character" but was loved by all that knew him.
Norman is survived by his wife Martha of Liberal, Two Daughters, Snow Garrison of Turpin, OK, Liberty Brown of Springfield, MO; Two Sons, Israel Brown of Liberal, KS, Davy Brown of Beaver, OK; Seven Grandchildren, Vale, Celexa, Ruben, Poppy, Bentlie, Owen, and Mason; One Great Granddaughter, Olivia.
There will be no public viewing as cremation has taken place per Norman's wishes.
A Private Family Celebration of Life will be held.
Obituary
Norman C. Smith Jr., 64, of Liberal, passed away on Sunday, October 10, 2021.
He was born on December 31, 1956 to Norman and Bernice Smith at home in Ft. Myers, FL.
Norman was one of eight children; his siblings were Doyle, Clifford, Dwayne, David, Darrel, Donna and Denise.
While growing up in Florida he enjoyed wrestling Alligators and gathering Venomous Snakes with his brothers.
Norman had worked as a General Contractor for Nabholz Construction of Conway Ark. He was a skilled Carpenter and could build just about anything with his hands. Norman also enjoyed fishing but most of all he loved being with his Grandkids while drinking a cold Budweiser; he was a "different kind of character" but was loved by all that knew him.
Norman is survived by his wife Martha of Liberal, Two Daughters, Snow Garrison of Turpin, OK, Liberty Brown of Springfield, MO; Two Sons, Israel Brown of Liberal, KS, Davy Brown of Beaver, OK; Seven Grandchildren, Vale, Celexa, Ruben, Poppy, Bentlie, Owen, and Mason; One Great Granddaughter, Olivia.
There will be no public viewing as cremation has taken place per Norman's wishes.
A Private Family Celebration of Life will be held.
Norman C. Smith Jr., 64, of Liberal, passed away on Sunday, October 10, 2021.
He was born on December 31, 1956 to Norman and Bernice Smith at home in Ft. Myers, FL.
Norman was one of eight children; his siblings were Doyle, Clifford, Dwayne, David, Darrel, Donna and Denise.
While growing up in Florida he enjoyed wrestling Alligators and gathering Venomous Snakes with his brothers.
Norman had worked as a General Contractor for Nabholz Construction of Conway Ark. He was a skilled Carpenter and could build just about anything with his hands. Norman also enjoyed fishing but most of all he loved being with his Grandkids while drinking a cold Budweiser; he was a "different kind of character" but was loved by all that knew him.
Norman is survived by his wife Martha of Liberal, Two Daughters, Snow Garrison of Turpin, OK, Liberty Brown of Springfield, MO; Two Sons, Israel Brown of Liberal, KS, Davy Brown of Beaver, OK; Seven Grandchildren, Vale, Celexa, Ruben, Poppy, Bentlie, Owen, and Mason; One Great Granddaughter, Olivia.
There will be no public viewing as cremation has taken place per Norman's wishes.
A Private Family Celebration of Life will be held.
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