The obituary notice of Norman George PROPHETT

So saddened to hear of the loss of one of life's true gentlemen. Such a kind person who offered kindness and friendship to everyone he met especially my own parents Linda and Gerald who over decades spent many happy times at church, boys brigade and with Maureen. Our love thoughts and prayers are with Maureen and family at this sad time RIP Norman.

Norman was a lovely, caring man with a great sense of humour. He was a friend and neighbour who will be sadly missed. Our thoughts are with Maureen Andrew and Helen.
John and Linda Beardmore.

In loving memories of Norman, from our boys bridage days, love malcolm montford and family, 21st North staffs company.

I had the great pleasure of working with Norman on a wide range of urban regenewal programmes at Stoke-on-Trent City Council. Unlike so many other senior colleagues in local government, who engaged in intrigue and empire building, Norman consistently saw his role as one of serving the public to the very best of his abilities - quietly and diligently working to ensure that people in the most deprived areas of the city had homes that were fit for purpose. More than that, Norman took the utmost care to communicate with everyone he engaged with in a clear, warm and caring and professional way.

Being myself the son of a man who gave over 6 decades of service to the Boys' Brigade in my native Northern Ireland, I can fully identify with the testimonies that Norman's colleagues in the BB movement have placed here. In every aspect of his life, Norman personified 'all that tends towards a true Christian manliness'. We shall not see his like again.

RIP 🙏 Norman

Its an honour to know such a lovely, joyful man as Norman. He will missed by our family and will think of him when we play card and board games specially! Love from Jeff, Zoe, Ethan and Sarah x