Son of Norman Beaumont Banks and Ida May Crane
Marriage
To Kathryn Bishop
Norman Brice Banks of Torrance passed away on March 15, 2001. Brice, as he was known by family and friends, was 88 years old. Born in Toronto, Canada on June 30, 1912. Brice will be remembered for his devotion to his wife, children and great-grandchildren. Described by all who knew him as a perfect gentleman, Brice was most beloved for his sense of humor and love of the arts, which was actually on display at family occasions through his recitation of his own verse or song. Among his many accomplishments, Brice was most proud of having graduated from Dartmouth College with an AB in English in 1934. He paid homage to his alma mater by journeying to numerous reunions in Hanover, New Hampshire. An avid tennis player earlier in life. Brice became even more avid spectator of the sport, rarely missing any coverage of the Grand Slam events. Brice enjoyed life's simple pleasures and will be remembered for his cover-to-cover reading of the Los Angeles Times and for his daily devotion to his personal journal. He will also be remembered for his lifelong quest to become a published writer. Brice is survived by sons Stephen of Aptos, Laurie of Carson, and daughter Cheryl Greenwood of Rolling Hills Estates. He also had nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Brice will be joining his beloved wife Katie who passed away June 17, 1998. In Brice's honor, memorial services were held on Monday(Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 21 Mar 2001, Page B6)
Ontario, Canada Births
Name: Norman Brice Banks
Name: Albert Crane Banks (name altered on cert. to Norman Brice Banks on 20 Sep 1928, by N.B. Banks, Bloomfield, NJ)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 30 Jun 1912
Birth Place: [Toronto] York Co., Ontario, Canada ; Cottage Hospital
Father: Norman Beaumont Banks, Manufacturer
Mother: Ida May Crane
Parents Married 7 June 1911 at Newark, New Jersey
Informant/Certifier: N.B. Banks, 30 Albany Ave, Toronto, 10 July 1912
Marriage
To Kathryn Bishop
Norman Brice Banks of Torrance passed away on March 15, 2001. Brice, as he was known by family and friends, was 88 years old. Born in Toronto, Canada on June 30, 1912. Brice will be remembered for his devotion to his wife, children and great-grandchildren. Described by all who knew him as a perfect gentleman, Brice was most beloved for his sense of humor and love of the arts, which was actually on display at family occasions through his recitation of his own verse or song. Among his many accomplishments, Brice was most proud of having graduated from Dartmouth College with an AB in English in 1934. He paid homage to his alma mater by journeying to numerous reunions in Hanover, New Hampshire. An avid tennis player earlier in life. Brice became even more avid spectator of the sport, rarely missing any coverage of the Grand Slam events. Brice enjoyed life's simple pleasures and will be remembered for his cover-to-cover reading of the Los Angeles Times and for his daily devotion to his personal journal. He will also be remembered for his lifelong quest to become a published writer. Brice is survived by sons Stephen of Aptos, Laurie of Carson, and daughter Cheryl Greenwood of Rolling Hills Estates. He also had nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Brice will be joining his beloved wife Katie who passed away June 17, 1998. In Brice's honor, memorial services were held on Monday(Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 21 Mar 2001, Page B6)
Ontario, Canada Births
Name: Norman Brice Banks
Name: Albert Crane Banks (name altered on cert. to Norman Brice Banks on 20 Sep 1928, by N.B. Banks, Bloomfield, NJ)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 30 Jun 1912
Birth Place: [Toronto] York Co., Ontario, Canada ; Cottage Hospital
Father: Norman Beaumont Banks, Manufacturer
Mother: Ida May Crane
Parents Married 7 June 1911 at Newark, New Jersey
Informant/Certifier: N.B. Banks, 30 Albany Ave, Toronto, 10 July 1912
Son of Norman Beaumont Banks and Ida May Crane
Marriage
To Kathryn Bishop
Norman Brice Banks of Torrance passed away on March 15, 2001. Brice, as he was known by family and friends, was 88 years old. Born in Toronto, Canada on June 30, 1912. Brice will be remembered for his devotion to his wife, children and great-grandchildren. Described by all who knew him as a perfect gentleman, Brice was most beloved for his sense of humor and love of the arts, which was actually on display at family occasions through his recitation of his own verse or song. Among his many accomplishments, Brice was most proud of having graduated from Dartmouth College with an AB in English in 1934. He paid homage to his alma mater by journeying to numerous reunions in Hanover, New Hampshire. An avid tennis player earlier in life. Brice became even more avid spectator of the sport, rarely missing any coverage of the Grand Slam events. Brice enjoyed life's simple pleasures and will be remembered for his cover-to-cover reading of the Los Angeles Times and for his daily devotion to his personal journal. He will also be remembered for his lifelong quest to become a published writer. Brice is survived by sons Stephen of Aptos, Laurie of Carson, and daughter Cheryl Greenwood of Rolling Hills Estates. He also had nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Brice will be joining his beloved wife Katie who passed away June 17, 1998. In Brice's honor, memorial services were held on Monday(Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 21 Mar 2001, Page B6)
Ontario, Canada Births
Name: Norman Brice Banks
Name: Albert Crane Banks (name altered on cert. to Norman Brice Banks on 20 Sep 1928, by N.B. Banks, Bloomfield, NJ)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 30 Jun 1912
Birth Place: [Toronto] York Co., Ontario, Canada ; Cottage Hospital
Father: Norman Beaumont Banks, Manufacturer
Mother: Ida May Crane
Parents Married 7 June 1911 at Newark, New Jersey
Informant/Certifier: N.B. Banks, 30 Albany Ave, Toronto, 10 July 1912
Marriage
To Kathryn Bishop
Norman Brice Banks of Torrance passed away on March 15, 2001. Brice, as he was known by family and friends, was 88 years old. Born in Toronto, Canada on June 30, 1912. Brice will be remembered for his devotion to his wife, children and great-grandchildren. Described by all who knew him as a perfect gentleman, Brice was most beloved for his sense of humor and love of the arts, which was actually on display at family occasions through his recitation of his own verse or song. Among his many accomplishments, Brice was most proud of having graduated from Dartmouth College with an AB in English in 1934. He paid homage to his alma mater by journeying to numerous reunions in Hanover, New Hampshire. An avid tennis player earlier in life. Brice became even more avid spectator of the sport, rarely missing any coverage of the Grand Slam events. Brice enjoyed life's simple pleasures and will be remembered for his cover-to-cover reading of the Los Angeles Times and for his daily devotion to his personal journal. He will also be remembered for his lifelong quest to become a published writer. Brice is survived by sons Stephen of Aptos, Laurie of Carson, and daughter Cheryl Greenwood of Rolling Hills Estates. He also had nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Brice will be joining his beloved wife Katie who passed away June 17, 1998. In Brice's honor, memorial services were held on Monday(Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 21 Mar 2001, Page B6)
Ontario, Canada Births
Name: Norman Brice Banks
Name: Albert Crane Banks (name altered on cert. to Norman Brice Banks on 20 Sep 1928, by N.B. Banks, Bloomfield, NJ)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 30 Jun 1912
Birth Place: [Toronto] York Co., Ontario, Canada ; Cottage Hospital
Father: Norman Beaumont Banks, Manufacturer
Mother: Ida May Crane
Parents Married 7 June 1911 at Newark, New Jersey
Informant/Certifier: N.B. Banks, 30 Albany Ave, Toronto, 10 July 1912
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