Norman (Mickey) Abbott Obituary

Mickey was without a doubt one of the most humorous and entertaining people I ever met. I remember Pat coming home from one of the early AOH meetings and telling me about this guy he met. He described him as the funniest man he ever met. That night he had a group engaged with his Turkey stories. I also remember Gerry telling us she thought he was kidding around when he had actually had a stroke. And Mickey wanting to

Mickey was without a doubt one of the most humorous and entertaining people I ever met. I remember Pat coming home from one of the early AOH meetings and telling me about this guy he met. He described him as the funniest man he ever met. That night he had a group engaged with his Turkey stories. I also remember Gerry telling us she thought he was kidding around when he had actually had a stroke. And Mickey wanting to find an overweight doctor who smoked and drank.

Thank you Mickey for the wonderful memories and for being such a big part of our lives in those days. Rest In Peace Mickey.

Gerry, thank you for sharing Mickey with all of us. He was a kind, gentle soul and will be missed.

Gerry and family. We wish you and your family all the loving memories of having such a wonderful loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to so many people. We are sure Lexus met him at heavens gates looking for her Jumbo. He never forgot her on Halloween. Our deepest Sympathy to your family.

Mickey was such a beautiful soul. He always went out of his way to make your day a bit brighter. I will always treasure his friendship and memory of a life well lived. He had tremendous integrity, a brilliant sense of humor and deep pride of our AOH 32 Division which benefited greatly by his lifelong, selfless contributions. Mickey's Santa appearances at our annual Christmas party were legendary and his line "Santa needs a little milk" was a classic and

Mickey was such a beautiful soul. He always went out of his way to make your day a bit brighter. I will always treasure his friendship and memory of a life well lived. He had tremendous integrity, a brilliant sense of humor and deep pride of our AOH 32 Division which benefited greatly by his lifelong, selfless contributions. Mickey's Santa appearances at our annual Christmas party were legendary and his line "Santa needs a little milk" was a classic and is one of the many lines I use to this day! I was honored to "roast" him a few years ago and again marveled at how much he enjoyed it and appreciated the attention. He deserved every bit of it, because he was so very much loved by his AOH 32 brothers and will be terribly missed. My deepest condolences to his wonderful family who he deeply appreciated and adored. You were the best Mickey. Thanks for the memories. Slainte, Mick

Gerry, Keith, and Jeff, What are the odds I would be in Florida when Mickey passed? He must have wanted at least one Hibernian on vacation.So sorry we can not be there in person but are there in spirit.Your dad was a special kindred spirit to my father and I hope they are reunited in heaven and look forward to the day we will join them.Love you all, The Trants

We send our deepest sympathy to the family. We will never forget our Moynelle Dr friends.

Prayers to Mickey and family. So sorry for your loss. We are out of town so can't say respects but will keep Mickey in our prayers as he enters Heaven.

One of a kind personality..one of he most loved and respected member of AOH Division #32. His goal in life was to make everyone a happier and better human being.
I always looked forward to our Greater Pittsburgh Irish Open to find out his outfit and scheme each year.
We will miss him,dearly,but our memories of him will remain with us until we meet again. Thank God for the gift of Mickey Norman Abbott.