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Norm Sage Remembered

By Edited by ASHI Staff | August 01, 2006
Norman Sage, 66, of Boynton Beach, Fla., died on June 24, 2006. An ASHI Member since 1991, Norm also was active in the Gulfstream ASHI chapter, and the Florida Association of Building Inspectors. He is survived by his wife of 27 years, Leslie, and children Jeff, Lori, Marci, Sean, John, Jimmy and Michelle.

Norm was recognized by his peers for his home inspection expertise, especially in the areas of expert witness testimony, pools and spas, and indoor-air-quality. In January, he was featured in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in an article titled “Hiring private inspector could forestall pitfalls.”

Contributing to ASHI on the national level for many years, he participated in strategic planning, and most recently served on the Complaints Committee for Logo Use. He will be missed by many.






Edited by ASHI Staff

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