Meanwhile in Hull many gathered to say Goodbye to a simple funny man
very well loved sounds like a genuine nice person
bye Norman
EVERYONE had a different memory, but all had a common theme – laughter.
In a fitting farewell to one of comedy’s biggest legends, friends of Norman Collier arrived in droves to pay their respects.
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But rather than bowing their heads in sombre silence, well-wishers entered the church smiling – sharing a joke, re-enacting a line or just remembering the man who made people laugh both on and off stage.
Hull-born Norman died, aged 87, on March 14 at Brough Manor Residential Care Home after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.
While his relatives and wife Lucy will remember him as a family man who spread a lot of joy, his friends from the comedy circuit and fans knew him best for his broken microphone, chicken and club chairman routines.
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