March 27, 1929 – December 27, 2019

Norman Gisi of St. Charles, MO passed away on the 27th of December 2019 while staying at Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur, MO for some procedures. He suffered a heart attack in his sleep in the early morning.

Norm was a Veteran of the Korean War. He was a Godly man and attended church there in St. Charles. He loved to read, watch older movies on T.B.S. and smoked plenty of cigars. He had his own Concrete Contracting business for many years and retired from commercial building management.

Norm is survived by his four children: Mark, Mary, Lisa, and Joe; his grandchildren: Jillian, Laura, Matt, Brooke, Alex, and Christoper. He also had great-grandchildren: Dakota, Austin, Cheyenne, Bobbi, Oliver, Felicity and to be River son to Jillian due in March.

Norm was an only child and was preceded in death by his mother Pearl, and father Walter.

Norm will be cremated and have a military send off at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on the 17th of January at 1:00pm. If you attend, park in back of the Administration building when you come in. It’s on the right side.

The American Cancer Society will be accepting donations on his behalf.

Norm touched a lot of lives in his 90 years. He was loved by many. He will be Greatly Missed!

A Poem for Norm Gisi:

For Dad – I Love You Dad –

(What’s the one thing you would say to your Dad if you could see him again…”I Love You Dad.”)

What can you say to someone who has always been one of the most essential parts of your world…

Someone who took you by the hand when you were little and never gave up and helped to show you the way…

What do you say to the Man that stopped by and helped you grow, providing his love, strength, wisdom, and support so you would grow up to be the person you are today.

What can you say to him to let him know that he is the best that there is, and you hope and pray you have inherited some of his awesome wisdom and strength.

What words would you say that one more time…

I would just say, “I Love You Dad,” and I know that he would understand…He always did!

I Love You – Dad