Born Joseph Carpenter to Edward and Helen Carpenter of Worcester, MA on May 24, 1925.
Baptized into the Roman Catholic faith on June 14, 1925.
Health had always been a problem for Brother Norbert and Chicago, with its gusty weather, was no exception. His asthma kicked up off and-on, and he was looking forward to being sent to a warmer climate where he could regain some of his
strength. On Oct. 24, 1958 he suffered a severe asthma attack and passed away in his room at St. Clara's. The news of his death came as a shock to everyone in the Province and especially his classmates who knew him so well.
Baptized into the Roman Catholic faith on June 14, 1925.
Health had always been a problem for Brother Norbert and Chicago, with its gusty weather, was no exception. His asthma kicked up off and-on, and he was looking forward to being sent to a warmer climate where he could regain some of his
strength. On Oct. 24, 1958 he suffered a severe asthma attack and passed away in his room at St. Clara's. The news of his death came as a shock to everyone in the Province and especially his classmates who knew him so well.
Born Joseph Carpenter to Edward and Helen Carpenter of Worcester, MA on May 24, 1925.
Baptized into the Roman Catholic faith on June 14, 1925.
Health had always been a problem for Brother Norbert and Chicago, with its gusty weather, was no exception. His asthma kicked up off and-on, and he was looking forward to being sent to a warmer climate where he could regain some of his
strength. On Oct. 24, 1958 he suffered a severe asthma attack and passed away in his room at St. Clara's. The news of his death came as a shock to everyone in the Province and especially his classmates who knew him so well.
Baptized into the Roman Catholic faith on June 14, 1925.
Health had always been a problem for Brother Norbert and Chicago, with its gusty weather, was no exception. His asthma kicked up off and-on, and he was looking forward to being sent to a warmer climate where he could regain some of his
strength. On Oct. 24, 1958 he suffered a severe asthma attack and passed away in his room at St. Clara's. The news of his death came as a shock to everyone in the Province and especially his classmates who knew him so well.
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Member of the Order of Carmelites
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