‎Alan Thomas‎ to (the Facebook page) GROWING UP IN ST.IVES DURING 1900 -1970 May 18 at 12:30 PM It is with sadness that I bring news of the passing of Norman Noall, who grew up on Trenwith Terrace in the 50's, 60's & 70's. After going to the London School of Economics he eventually became the chief town & country planning officer at Taunton, where he lived the rest of his life. A regular visitor to his hometown, Tom, as he was known after leaving St Ives, leaves a wife, Mauritse, three children and six grandchildren. He met his wife while working on the trampolines at Porthmeor Beach. After successfully fighting off illness five years ago, he eventually succumbed to another battle against cancer yesterday (May 17th) at 6:30pm. I am grateful to be able to inform those who remember him through this page. He was one of my dearest lifelong friends, who just last Friday was thinking of his beloved St Ives, especially 'messing around' on the rocks below Pedn Olva Hotel as a boy. Tom was 69. 49 likes 30 Comments Stephen Bassett: Sorry to hear that Alan. Paul Trevorrow: I'm so sorry to hear this news. Praying for all the family and you Alan and Lesley as I know you were close. Ann Cooper: I'm so very sorry to hear that Alan, thank you for letting us know x Leslie Hosking: Very sad. RIP dear cousin X Edwina Thomas: Sorry to hear the sad news. Remember Norman when we lived Taunton. Thoughts are with the family. Emileen Williams: Condolences to all the family’s it’s a hard time for us at the moment x Rod Nankervis: Condolences to the family. Honor Smith: Condolences to all his family. Claire Phillips: Best wishes to the family. X Pat Allanson: Remember Norman well condolences to all his family. Billy Bunn: Sincere condolences to all the family during this sad time 😥 Raymond Knowles: Remember him well, playing football on Saturday mornings on what was the coach park on Parc Avenue. Lynne Tyler: Very sad news, Sincere condolences to all the family ❤️ John Kibblewhite: Sad news - RIP Christina Waldron: I remember him well when I used to play with you, your brother and Norman as children. Very sad news. Clare Cocking: Condolences to all his family 😍🌈 Sue Cox: So sad to read this. My sincerest sympathy offered to his family. (Sue Blewett) x Julie Rowe: Very sad. Many happy memories of him on Porthmeor. Enid Rowe: So sad remember him so well, thinking of you and Les. Alan l know you were great friends xxx Catherine Mckay: Very sad to hear this. Mary Jenkins: Thoughts are with his Family at this sad time. xx David Allen: So sorry to hear that news Alan. Many Happy Memories of playing on the Terrace, in the Coach Park, walking down to Lelant sand dunes. Condolences to your family and Viv's. Sue Curnow: Very sorry to read this sad news. Have happy memories of Norman. Condolences and love to his family .❤️❤️ Alfreda Rogers: So sad to hear He was my cousin as are you I believe. Helen King: I remember him & family when living in Royal Cottages. Very sad news. Rosemary Andrews: Condolences to all the family. Christine Hancock: Remember him along with his family, condolences to his family. Sally Hudson: Condolences to the family x