Norman Cale Sarver

Birth date: Mar 4, 1941 Death date: Nov 28, 2025

Norman Cale Sarver, 84, of Oakley, Illinois, passed away November 28, 2025, at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Norm was born in Oconee, Illinois, on March 4, 1941, the son of Garold and Marie (Manuel) Sarver. He married Donna Maxedon Read Obituary

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Nina Marie

5d ago

in honor of Norman.

Nina Marie lit a candle in memory of Norman Sarver

A lit white pillar candle with a soft glow beside a delicate white lily with green leaves on a pale beige background.

Nina Marie

5d ago

I met Norman and Donna years ago. Don and I both enjoyed being around them. So much fun. Norman was always smiling and enjoyed making others laugh. I remember the first time he shared his baby picture with me while in our office. I was so embarrassed but laughed. Don and I enjoyed the fresh asparagus that Norman grew. At one of the Christmas parties, a waiter showed up on the dance floor, with a special bottle of champaign for Don and I, of course it was from Norman and Donna. When I heard of Norman's passing, I felt sorry but was happy to know that he and Don were together going over old times. Norman sure did touch a lot of people's hearts. He and Donna had raised their family that they both dearly loved. They had been through many years of good and bad times and were together until the very end. Hugs to Donna and the girls and extended family. RIP Norman, until we meet again.Mrs. Don (Nina) Reynolds

Nina Marie

5d ago

Norman,
I met Norman and Donna years ago. Don and I both enjoyed being around them. So much fun. Norman was always smiling and enjoyed making others laugh. I remember the first time he shared his baby picture with me while in our office. I was so embarrassed but laughed. Don and I enjoyed the fresh asparagus that Norman grew. At one of the Christmas parties, a waiter showed up on the dance floor, with a special bottle of champaign for Don and I, of course it was from Norman and Donna. When I heard of Norman's passing, I felt sorry but was happy to know that he and Don were together going over old times. Norman sure did touch a lot of people's hearts. He and Donna had raised their family that they both dearly loved. They had been through many years of good and bad times and were together until the very end. Hugs to Donna and the girls and extended family. RIP Norman, until we meet again.