JONES, NORMAN E. Suddenly on February 15, 2008, age 40 years of Sicklerville , NJ. Survived by his son Jason Myron of Spring Hill, FL. Also survived by two sisters Patricia K. Caffey of Franklinville, Melissa L. Caffey of Sicklerville, two brothers Edwin R. Jones, Jr., of Collings Lakes, NJ and Robert T. Jones of Barrington. Also survived by his fiancee Amy Masciocch. Norman attended Highland High School in Blackwood, NJ and was an employee of Wilkie Co., Paulsboro Norman worked as a truck driver and driving was his forte in life! Norman enjoyed Nascar Racing and enjoyed watching the discovery history channel. Norman watched football and outside of that really enjoyed his job. Norman's favorite thing was driving, he loved the open road and loved to drive, but since he was family oriented, he always chose to stay local. His "Oakley" sunglasses were his trademark he usually always had a pair on. Norman loved life and was enjoying it to the fullest until his sudden death. On that day, his life was taken while at work waiting to unload his trash load at the landfill. As we were told he must have gotten out of the truck went underneath to see if he could fix it and another truck came to "bump" him out of the way and did not realize he was underneath. Norman was killed instantly, taking him from his loved ones and family. Norman also survived by a god-son, and nephew Andrew Horton Jr. and niece Brittany Nicole Alexander. A brand new nephew, Damon Anthony Jr. born 10/22/2010..
JONES, NORMAN E. Suddenly on February 15, 2008, age 40 years of Sicklerville , NJ. Survived by his son Jason Myron of Spring Hill, FL. Also survived by two sisters Patricia K. Caffey of Franklinville, Melissa L. Caffey of Sicklerville, two brothers Edwin R. Jones, Jr., of Collings Lakes, NJ and Robert T. Jones of Barrington. Also survived by his fiancee Amy Masciocch. Norman attended Highland High School in Blackwood, NJ and was an employee of Wilkie Co., Paulsboro Norman worked as a truck driver and driving was his forte in life! Norman enjoyed Nascar Racing and enjoyed watching the discovery history channel. Norman watched football and outside of that really enjoyed his job. Norman's favorite thing was driving, he loved the open road and loved to drive, but since he was family oriented, he always chose to stay local. His "Oakley" sunglasses were his trademark he usually always had a pair on. Norman loved life and was enjoying it to the fullest until his sudden death. On that day, his life was taken while at work waiting to unload his trash load at the landfill. As we were told he must have gotten out of the truck went underneath to see if he could fix it and another truck came to "bump" him out of the way and did not realize he was underneath. Norman was killed instantly, taking him from his loved ones and family. Norman also survived by a god-son, and nephew Andrew Horton Jr. and niece Brittany Nicole Alexander. A brand new nephew, Damon Anthony Jr. born 10/22/2010..
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