Norm Van Lier

1947–2009 (age 62)

Professional basketball player

Biography

Norm Van Lier arrived in 1947 with a competitive fire and a calm demeanor, qualities that would define his decorated career as a professional basketball player. His tenacious defense, leadership on the court, and unwavering commitment to teamwork made him a fan favorite and a role model for younger athletes.

After retiring, Norm devoted himself to mentoring youth, advocating for education, and reminding communities that persistence and humility can open doors; his legacy of sportsmanship and service rests peacefully at Beaver Cemetery and Mausoleum.

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