Condolences

We were so sorry to hear about Norris. He was the best of friends to my dad, and the nicest guy ever. We were truly impressed reading about everything he did for our community. All of you are in our thoughts.

So very sorry for your loss. Norris was the best of friends to my dad and the nicest guy ever. He will be missed. You are all in my thoughts.

Goodbye, Uncle Norris. You were a kind and loving man. Rest in peace.

I am so sorry for the loss of Mr. Ellinwood. He was a great man, and always looking out for the next person. Norris was a great man, and always was a vivid member and participant of RPEA. May he rest in peace.
Fiorinda (Flo) Wilson; Mohawk Valley Chapter

Dottie and Family,
So sorry to hear of Norris's passing. I was blessed to have met him before he went home to his JESUS.
Dottie please take care of yourself and Pepper.
Respectfully,
Sueann
Seniors.

I am so sorry to read of Norris' passing. I met him when I was running for office and had the pleasure of being in his company other times. He was a complete gentleman, so polite and kind. It was such an honor to know him. Condolences to you all. Joan Shkane

FRED Munson-Mason and Utica Shriners. Norris Ellinwood was a Vital Member of the Masons-becoming District Deputy and was a Member of the Utica Shrine Drums Corps and Shrine Band as a Good Drummer. He talked about his Carrier with the Utica Fire Department. HE never sad NO to Helping his Fellow Masons and Shriners. He would Say: Let me Check my Schedule and Get Back to You. He was Very Proud of His Wife Dorothy, Jeffrey and His Many Daughters. Myself and ALL Utica Fraternity Brothers will miss His Good Advice and Compassion for All His Fireman and Masonic Friends. I Say: Travel on Good and Faithful Servant.

Norris was a great guy! Always had a kind word and smile for all! We will miss him with the Shriners parades! Aloss not only to his Family but to the Community!

So sorry to hear of Norris's passing. He was always a gentleman and had a kind soul.
We crossed paths many years ago when he was with the fire department and I was a reporter for WTLB and the Utica Newspapers.
Many years later, he presided over my defensive driving class in New Hartford, making something which was boring, tolerable.
Condolences to all of his family, with the hope that the pain they feel will soon fade.

Dear Dottie and family:

I will miss Norris tremendously. Having worked with him at UFD and serving with him as officers of Local 32 he was a true leader within UFD and the New York State Police and Fire Fighters Association.

My sincere condolences to you in this time of sorrow. My prayers and thoughts will be continually with him. He was a true friend.

Jim Mauthe

It was a pleasure knowing you. For years people would ask if you were my father. I'd always say no, he's one of those "other" Ellinwoods. Then we met and I got to tell you that story myself. You will be missed. Thanks for being a friend...and a distant cousin. Rest in peace.

Alan, I am very sorry for your loss.

I knew your Dad thru our mutual friend Ron Campion and remember him well for all he did for our area. He will be missed by all.