Birth date: Jun 6, 1944 Death date: Aug 1, 2020
Domb, Norman, age 76, of Boynton Beach, FL passed away August 1, 2020; beloved husband of Sherrie; loving father of Marc Domb, Alysha Domb, Erica Florea and Julie green; cherished grandfather of Hudson Domb, Taylor Domb, Jessica F Read Obituary
From Arnie Rispler,
I just learned that one of my oldest and dearest friends passed away last August. It marks my last connection to 76st in Bensonhurst Brooklyn where we lived four houses apart. We spent most of our time playing on the street and he was famous for adopting every stray animal. Farewell good friend , I’ll miss you and our birthday calls
So sorry to hear about Norman's passing. I first met him & his lovely wife Sherry when I became his telecom vendor & he became my audiologist but as time went by I considered him my friend. Always smiling & ready with a silly joke and an inquiry about my wife & myself. I will never forget his kindness.So sorry for your loss Sherry--God bless.
Arty & Marlene Hascup
I got the honor of working along side Norman for two years. Over the course of our time working together Norman has mentored me and has become a true role model. He and Sherrie always made me feel as though I was part of their family. I will always fondly remember his great sense of humor and jokes. Norman was incredibly selfless and a great man. Norman has left his mark on me that I will carry with me forever. Rest easy my friend.
Norman and I met over 55 years ago when we were teenagers and he was my brothers best friend. Norm was like a part of my family and and a constant presence In my home as I was growing up. He was one of those friends that are a special part of your life.
Although life took us in different directions, we reunited many years later, and I had the pleasure of meeting Norm’s lovely wife Sherrie, and celebrating Norm’s 65th birthday with him and his family.
Norm was a very special person and a very special friend whom I will always remember with a smile.
My deepest condolences to Sherrie and to Norman’s family.
Lila Goldstein
I loved my brother Norm for many reasons but the underlying theme that stands out in all that he did was
“passion”. First, for more than 50 years Norm loved and MASTERED his skill of fitting hearing aids so that people with hearing loss could maximize their communication and participate more fully in their lives. Sherrie complemented his skills with her expertise in audiology and in my eyes they were the quintessential Starkey team!
He was also passionate about music, movies, theatre and even did some acting along the way. And his deep “radio” voice was enchanting. His jokes weren’t ordinary either as he always invoked passion into every word and punchline and drew you in to make sure you enjoyed it. Thank you Norm for being a good older brother who taught me a lot. I will miss you dearly until we meet again.
Rest in peace my dear Brother.❤️🌷
I got to know Norman and Sherrie while I worked at Starkey. His kindness toward me was so special. We enjoyed many a lively discussion and laugh over the years. Love to you, Sherrie and your family as you mourn the loss of your love. Rest easy friend.
My heart is broken by the news of your death. For over a decade I have known you and you always made me laugh, at times you made me cry. You have touched so many hearts. Thank you for the joy and inspiration you brought into my life. You were a great man - guidance counselor and co-worker. And a true Trump Supporter!!! Our office is not the same without you R.I.P. my friend....
Was fortunate to get to know Norm and Sherrie during my years at Starkey. Both quickly became friends, and I always enjoyed stopping in to hear Norm's latest joke or to hear what his kids or grandkids were up to. I'm very saddened to hear of his passing and send my heartfelt condolences to Sherrie and the rest of the family. He touched many lives during the time he had here with us. Rest in Love old friend.....
