Norman F. Ramsey

1882–1963 (age 81)

Biography

Norman F. Ramsey earned respect in Topeka for his generous involvement in civic projects and his support of cultural institutions that strengthened the city.

Neighbors recall his thoughtful leadership and the friendships he cultivated, a legacy that endures in the civic life of Topeka and at the gravesite he shares with the city he loved.

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