Norman Douglas Stulz Sr., born on January 22, 1951, in Detroit, MI, passed away on October 5, 2012. He most recently resided in Houghton Lake, MI, and The Villages, Florida. A dedicated pharmacist by profession, Norman was also a talented stand-up comic who brought laughter and joy to those around him.

Norman lived by several cherished mottos, including "Enjoy The Moments," and "Life moves pretty fast. If you stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." His humor and wisdom resonated with many, reflecting his belief that laughter was essential in life. He often entertained audiences with his wit, fondly reminding them, “If at first you don't succeed....cheat.”

He was a devoted family man, proud of his children, Norm Stulz Jr., Chris Stulz, and Sarah Merenuk, and cherished his role as a father. Norman is survived by his loving wife, Sharon Marie Shepherd Stulz, and his sisters, Beverly Rocha, Edie Wysocki, and Linda Harker. His legacy of kindness and mentorship left a lasting impact on the lives of many, as he always sought to leave the world better than he found it.

Norman’s contributions extended beyond his family; he performed comedy for numerous charity organizations and private fundraisers, using his talents to support worthy causes. His defining traits of humor, care, and positivity made him a remarkable role model and friend. Norman Douglas Stulz Sr. will be remembered fondly for his ability to make people laugh and for the love he shared with those around him.