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Norman Lowell Covert, 96, of Tiffin, passed away on Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at Bride Hospice Care Center in Bowling Green.
Norman was born August 25, 1927, in Bascom, to the late Curtis C. and Mary Marie (Forwalter) Covert. He married Jean Louise (Swick) in Convoy, OH on August 15, 1948 and she survives.
Other survivors include his children, Diane (Rod) Gerstenberger, Beth (Larry) Covert, Stephen Covert, Elaine Covert, ( Stacie Oyster, Tony Gerstenberger, Erin Wilkins, Adam Wilkins, Mallory Covert, Seth Covert, Ben Wurzel, Matt Wurzel ) grandchildren and ( Jacob Oyster, Caleb Oyster, Callie Oyster, Luke Oyster, Carter Gerstenberger, Elise Gerstenberger, Elliot Covert) great-grandchildren (Caden Oyster) great-great-grandchild.
Norman worked as a Meter Installer for Ohio Power (AEP). He was a member of First Lutheran Church and served as a Merchant Sailor and in the Army after the Second World War.
Norman was involved with church dartball, church council and was an usher. Norman was the Treasure for the BSA Troop 401, electrician union steward, avid photographer, skier, golfer, pool player, gardener, sailor and he loved to canoe. He was a traveler with an unquenchable wanderlust that he fulfilled with his bride, Jean. Norman loved to ride his John Deere, and could fix any mechanical equipment and loved to tinker with new technology. He enjoyed telling stories, and had an infectious laugh that everyone loved. Norman was a graduate of Hopewell Loudon High School.
Norman was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Clarence Covert, Robert Browning and Paul Covert and a sister, Nancy Covert.
There will be a Celebration of Norman’s Life held at First Lutheran Church at a later date. The Engle-Shook Funeral Home & Crematory in Tiffin is assisting the family with their arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to the First Lutheran Church.
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