Condolence: To the family of the late Dr. Norman Lush, my deepest sympathies to you. I fondly remember Dr. Lush and my time spent working with him at his office in the early 1990's. May you all find peace at this difficult time. Sincerely, Dallas Carrigan (nee Boone)

Condolence: I have happy memories of Dr.Lush while growing up on Cornwall Crescent. He seemed to be always laughing and made sure when i was around his house, being friends w Nancy and Sandra, he would include me too, and we'd go to Art Noseworthy's swimming pool in 3 Island Pond. Life will never be the same for his daughters and other family without him and his fun-loving spirit. Andrea Wells

Condolence: Nancy, I was so sad to hear of you dad’s passing. I know he cared deeply for his family, and you meant so much to him, being with him through these past few years. You saw him through difficult times, and I am certain he is with you still, watching over you as you go through this grief. Remember the good times, and don’t forget to call on your friends in times of need. Take care of yourself., and I hope to see you soon.

Condolence: We were saddened to read of Norman's passing. He was a proud, fun loving Newfoundlander, in addition to his many accomplishments as a medical doctor in the field of Neurology in his native province. We are very familiar with the Lush family as we grew up at the same time in the early days of Gander. Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of his family, he will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

Condolence: Nancy, So sorry to hear about your Dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Mike & Sandra

Condolence: Dear Nancy, Sandra and Joanne it has been a lifetime since we all spent time together but I just wanted to express my sincere condolences on the loss of your Father. no matter how long or well lived the life it is hard to say the final goodbye. I am thinking of you all and remembering a lot of good time we shared. Love to you all Janice

Condolence: Nancy, Sincerest condolences to you and your family. Thinking of you at this time. Suzanne

Condolence: My condolences to all the family....

Condolence: Sandra, Griffin, and family.... Our thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.

Condolence: Dear Nancy, my thoughts are with you at this sad time. May the loving memories of your Dad comfort you in the coming days. Love and peace. Joan

Condolence: To Nancy and all Lush family. We we're saddened to her of your dad's passing. I have countless fond memories of your father and mother at dad's house and your place in Three Island Pond. Your father always put a smile on my face. He will be truly missed. Dave Shirley and Audrey

Condolence: I have so many wonderful memories of Dr. Lush and Greta. Spending time at their summer place in Three Island Pond was so much fun. Dr. Lush did us the honour of being the MC at our wedding in June 1988, his humour and wit was beyond compare. He was a beautiful and kind Man. Our deepest condolences to all. Rest easy Dr. Lush

Condolence: My condolences to the Lush Family. I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Lush over the years with my cousin Stephanie, and remember him leaving an impact on me as a young person especially with his work with disability support programs in Gander. It was easy to know that Mr. Lush was well loved, and respected by his family and colleagues. He leaves such a wonderful legacy for a life well lived. My heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends.

Condolence: To the Lush girls I am very sorry for the loss of you father. I had a lot of fun when I went up to the cabin and when the girls were growing up.

Condolence: To Dr. Lush's family.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. I have many fond memories of Dr. and Mrs. Lush from so many years ago.

Condolence: Nancy, I was sorry to learn of your dad’s passing and want to express my sincere sympathy to you and your family. Thinking of you.

Condolence: Sandra, we are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He was a wonderful man, and loved his girls so much. I'll never forget the help he gave us when we needed a neurologist, he helped get us through a very difficult time. Take care. Pam and Abe

Condolence: Sandra, Malcolm and the Lush Family, So sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Lush. He was always Special to the Reddy Family. Will keep you in our thoughts and prayers in the coming days. Linda & Leo

Condolence: Nancy, Sandra, Janet and Joanne ; Thinking of you at this sad time. Wish I was closer to give you all a warm hug . Uncle Harry and I had many wonderful memories of times shared with your Dad. It is a blessing to know that he now resting peacefully with your Mom . God bless and big hugs to you all. Love Aunt Bette.

Condolence: Dear Nancy I am so so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. He was such a wonderful, intelligent and caring man. You and he had such a special relationship. He was very lucky to have you. So many memories chatting as we did my supervision. Thinking on you and please take care of yourself. If you need anything please let me know.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to all the family. Uncle Norm was such a groundbreaker in the field of neurology. He was also funny and loving and will be fondly remembered and deeply missed. My thoughts are with you all.

Condolence: To the Lush family, Sorry to hear this news, I have many wonderful memories of your dad and mine in conversation at our home. Please accept my sincerest condolences. Jim Spurrell and family

Condolence: Joanne and family, please accept my sincere condolences as you honour Dr. Lush's life. Jane

Condolence: Girls, I was so sorry to her of your father's passing. it's been a long time since I worked with your dad but he was wonderful to me and the best boss I could ever had. He toasted me at my wedding and we danced the night away. I will always remember him as a boss that made my coming to work a pleasure. Love to you all Bernice and Bob

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Drs Lush’s passing,have many special memories of him from working closely with him at the EEG dept at the Grace hosp Paul Benger

Condolence: Nancy , Sandra and Janet I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle Norm and the challenges he had at the end . I will never forget the fun times he gave us as kids riding the bumpy roads of Wallace in the back of the big old station wagon. He will be fondly remembered for his big smile and belly laugh that made everyone around him feel special .

Condolence: A great man. Our sympathies to all the family.

Condolence: Sandra, Nancy, Janet and families / extended family,  Please accept our heartfelt condolences on Norm's passing.  Our hearts are with all of you as you face these difficult days ahead.  It's never easy to bid farewell to our loved ones and we share your sorrow. Your Dad loved and was loved.  He was one of the good guys who truly made a difference.  His light will shine on. We will miss that smiling face, the sometimes curt but funny comments, and the booming voice when he was calling out from the garden to Greta or one of the family (pets included.). We will miss his ambling walk as he surveyed all that was good in his garden that he loved and tended to so much.  And his music - he had that going all the time when he was up here 'in the country' and it became part of the neighbourhood vibe. ' You were a good friend and neighbour, Norm Lush.  Godspeed on this next journey.  You will be remembered by the many people whose lives you've touched.'

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Condolence: To Dr. Lush' family I met Dr. Lush when he use to come into RONA. He gave me a couple of wooden projects that he made. We have one of those in our summer home. He was a very nice man. I enjoyed talking with him and even visited him at his home for coffee. My sincere condolences. May he rest in peace.

Condolence: Sincere condolences to the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during these difficult times ! Member of past Canadian wheelchair team member.

Condolence: Nancy, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I know you were such an important part of his life and as he was to yours. If I can do anything to help during this difficult time, please let me know.

Condolence: All my condolences to the family and to Joanne Macdonald.My thoughts are with you all on these difficult moments.

Condolence: Nancy, so sorry for your loss. I know it must be very difficult for you, try to take solace in all your wonderful memories of your Dad. Take care.

Condolence: Nancy, I am thinking of you and family members at this difficult and sad time. I have fond memories from working with you years ago and I know you were close to your parents. When parents die, life changes for the children and becomes lonely in a way it never was before. I hope you always find comfort in the memories you have from the many years and experiences shared with your father. You and your family members are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: We offer our sincere condolences at this time, and we are sorry for your loss.

Condolence: To the Lush sisters and their family, so very sorry to hear of the passing of your beloved Father and Grandfather. I spent a lot of my childhood at the Lush houses, both on the “Crescent” and at the Three Island Pond cabin. Lots of great memories of both your parents. Your fathers world revolved around his girls, Greta and you 3 sisters. May special memories bring you comfort at this difficult time, and know that Norm & Greta are together again!

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to the Lush family on Norm's passing.

Condolence: Here we go.. We all say at some point in our lives, maybe after watching a movie about a superhero as a child, that we want to change the world. Maybe we all contribute a bit of change to this place in our own ways but there is only a tiny percentage of people who master the art of truly helping others. My grandfather was a neurologist and general practitioner for many years before he specialized. He travelled all over Newfoundland practicing medicine and practicing humility. •He came when you couldn't. •. He and my grandmother were the voice behind the Hub, an organization that many people still avail of and rely on to this very day. He was the founder of wheelchair sports and brought many people to life inside that circle. • He carried you when you couldn't. • He was the director of the Grace Hospital, where he oversaw the operations of a massive lifeline for every person who found themselves within its walls. He also started the outpatient rehabilitation clinic st the Waterford. He was dedicated to using his brain power in ways that would help him understand how other people's brains worked. • He thought when you couldn't• He won the prestigious Order of Canada award for his efforts in the disabled community. A community of people who, at that time, were not a community that had enough attention paid to it. I will always be so, so proud of him. I would be lucky if I can achieve a quarter of what this indestructible soul achieved. Being his granddaughter has been an achievement in itself. Getting to know this tall, loud, funny, brilliant, intelligent, incomparable person in a capacity only his grandchildren knew was an absolutely exciting, emotional, irreplaceable experience. He always told me I could do whatever I set my mind to and I'll never again take a day in this life for granted. • He believed in me when I couldn't • This man is the reason I want to be a nurse and I hope that he will be as proud of me as I have always been of him. My grandfather, the brain doctor, changed too many lives to count. He delivered new life, he helped grow those lives, he delivered the news that some of those lives would end. He did all of this with the utmost care, honesty and grace, always keeping in mind that people are fragile beings and the holistic approach he took to medicine was the same approach he took when it came to everything he encountered in his life. You can't truly help someone unless you look at the whole person; what you see and what's beneath the surface. His unrelenting urge to help other people is a quality that I know I inherited from him and I'll forever be thankful I had him in my life. • He healed us when we couldn't• A creator, a healer, an angel, a force to be reckoned with, an impossibly big heart, an incomparable spirit.. Grampy, Dr. Lush, you are my superhero. I love you and I'll miss you so much. I'll always hear your sweet voice singing Gypsy Rover. ❤️

Condolence: Zoë & Family...so sad to hear of your granddad’s passing. I know from all the stories you have related, you and your family dearly love him. Heather, Paul & Family

Condolence: Nancy, Sandra, and Janet, I was so sad when I heard your father passed away. He was such an outgoing individual who made friends with everyone he met. He was a friend of my father going way back to when they were both starting their practices. Your father displayed such fortitude following the loss of your mother, and through all his health issues he remained pleasant and joking despite it all. It has been a hard road for all of you, but I hope that the example of resilience that your father set will help to carry you all through these very difficult times. My deepest condolences to you and your extended family.

Condolence: I was saddened to hear about the passing of "Doc Lush" as we always called him. He was a wonderful man. He always had a smile on his face and a quick whit! My thoughts are with you during this time of sadness. Love Darlene

Condolence: Nancy, My sincerest sympathy to you. You were such a huge part of your dads life and you took fantastic care of him. He was certainly lucky to have such a loving daughter to see him through his later years. Thinking of you !

Condolence: Sympathy and blessings to all. E

Condolence: My condolences to the Lush Family. Norm was a Grandfather like figure to me, and great neighbour and friend. This morning I was tidying up down in his yard, in anticipation of Norm soon coming up for the summer. I was so saddened when I got the call shortly after. He will be great missed, he was a wonderful man, and did so much good during his life.