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Norman Guarinello passed away suddenly on July 7th at Beebe Hospital in Lewes, De.
He was raised in Boothwyn and attended Boothwyn Elementary School, Chichester Junior High and Chichester High School class of 1963. Attended Pennsylvania Military College graduating as a US Army 2nd Lieutenant. Received his master’s degree from Salve Regina University, Rhode Island. Attended US Army War College in Carlisle, Pa.
Served during the Vietnam War at Fort Sill and Fort Lee as an Artillery Officer. Served as an active Army Signal Officer with the National Guard Bureau in Washington D.C. He ended his career as a Lieutenant Colonel.
He loved playing golf, cooking crabs for the family, traveling with college friends and his yearly trip to Disney World Florida.
He was predeceased by his parents, Angelo and Thelma Guarinello and infant son Alan Guarinello. He is survived by his doting wife, Kay Kilmon Guarinello, his adoring daughters Karie Gosnell and Kristin Tay, his affectionate grandchildren Samantha Guarinello, Nick Gosnell and wife Sarah, twins Jordan Gosnell and Jared Gosnell, and Hunter Tay. His sister in laws, Patricia Theodore and Nancy Kilmon along with his cousin Beverely Massey.
Norman was a member of Del Vets Post #1, Wilmington, Elks Wilmington #307, Unity Lodge Newport, De.
The family thanks the loving support over the years by the Chichester class of 1963 and the devoted and affectionate love of his PMC college Brothers.
His Funeral Service will be held on Monday, July 15th, 2024 at 11am at Linwood United Methodist Church, 1627 Chichester Ave, Linwood, Pa. Friends and family are invited for viewing from 9:30am-11am in church. Burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery in Linwood, Pa. Luncheon following at Ballrooms at Boothwyn, Boothwyn Pa
Donations for support of Veterans, may be sent to “Tunnel to Towers Foundation” 2361 Hylan Ave., Staten Island, NY 10306. Or by following the link https://t2t.org
The words resonated in the Chichester alma mater binds us with Love.
This strong band can never be broken formed in Chichester high; our friendships are tied in the spirit of how wide and far the Eagle flies.
Prayerfully submitted by Brenda Turner Tilghman
Norm we’ve been friends for nearly 50 yrs. So many memories with you and kay. Love you.i sure you and Kirk are already catching up.
We are all going to miss him. He has been a friend for life. No one
like him. So sorry, Kay. My deepest sympathy.
I worked with Norm in Edgewood at the National Guard Bureau. He always brought a positive energy to our office and was a pleasure to work with. I was very saddened to learn of his passing. I hope many loving memories bring peace and comfort to his family and friends in the days ahead.
A wonderful husband, father and family friend. You will be missed.
We lost a wonderful and caring man. He touched all he knew and we all will have empty spot in our hearts. RIP our friend❤️❤️
So many wonderful memories of my dear friend and his wife and family. He will be sorely missed by many who loved him.
We are so sad to hear of Ducksy’s passing.He was a great guy and Theta Chi fraternity Brother. Joan and I wish Kay and the Guarinello family all the peace possible in during this trying time. R.I.P Norm
Remember Duckzy fondly my sincere sympathy to his family he had a wonderful life farewell from one old soldier to another
I am so sorry to hear of Norman’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with Kay and her family.
God Bless and Take Care of all the family.
Ducksy was one of the pillars of our high school class and a wonderful friend to all of us. Our hearts are heavy at his loss. He and Kay were the ultimate couple of devotion. Kay and family please accept my deepest condolences.
Duckey may be gone but not forgotten.
To Kay and family,
Our most sincere condolences to you and your family. You were great friends to our parents, Art and June.
Norm will be greatly missed.
With deepest sympathies,
Jeff and Kim Vand Poele, Robin and Bill Vande Poele Verch, David and Anna Vande Poele and Chris Vande Poele
Brother, I will miss you dearly. Save me a seat at the Pinochle Table with John and Pat.
Fraternally, Charlie