Norman Eugene

Allen

Norman Eugene Allen Sr. aka "Storm'n" was born on March 23,1985, to Marie A. Balthazar and Norman E. Corggens Sr. in Toledo, Ohio. Norman gave his life to Christ at an early age at Mt. Zion Church under Pastor Talmadge Thomas.

Norman was a 2004 graduate of Edward Drummond Libbey High School, where he played basketball and football. Norman attended Owens Community College where he studied construction. Norman worked as a trade worker doing various construction work and installing solar panels.

Norman was a professional boxer. Norman was actively working on changing his life and making positive progress. He wanted to be a mentor and a positive role model not only to his children, but to other at-risk children in the community. Norman was passionate about his community and was focusing on giving back to the community, being a provider, and a protector to the ones who could not provide or protect themselves. Norman always took time to support and encourage others.

Norman was big on loyalty, he was observant, and outspoken. He was a charmer and had a smile that would light up a room. His personality drew everyone to him. Norman was the life of every function he attended. Norman was very family-oriented; he was a silly person, always joking with family and friends. Norman was a big Raiders fan, and he was a lover of old school R & B music.

Norman loved his Grandma Glo, they shared lots of laughter with Aunt Dubran and he always called his mama for everything no matter how big or small. Norman's greatest accomplishments were his children. Family was everything to Norman. If he was able, he always was there to support his children/ nieces and nephews, cheering loud and proud in any activity they chose to participate in. Norman always showed up for everybody.

Norman was proceeded in death by great grandmother; Effie Balthazar, great grandfather; Kenneth Varn James (KV), grandparents; Lester and Barbara Corggens, Leon Womack Sr., father figure; Phillip Thomas Sr., Friends; Mark "MO" Overton, Torian "Spyda" Tall, Masie Triplett and Bryan "B" Smith.

Norman survived by his parents; Marie A. Balthazar, Norman E. Corggens Sr., Grandmother; Gloria Womack, Sons; Nah'Sohn, Norman Jr., Daughters; Monieah Allen, Nola Allen, Ryian Fench, and unborn baby Allen, Brothers; Phillip Thomas Jr. (Ericka), Norman Corggens Jr, Sisters; Kristina Thomas, Rhonda Thomas (Maurice), Taylor Corggens, Precious Corggens, Teneasha Corggens, Marteesha Overton, Tai Edwards, special cousins, LaNique Bass and Korvel Watson, a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, family and friends.

Special Friends; Monica Triplett, Niecy Overton, Consuella "Smuggs" Palmer, and Stacy Hopson, Deluv Chapman, Albert Bell, Tyler McCreary, Robert "E Bunny" Easter, Donte Evans, Richard Hill, Duane Hill, Jerome Pierce, Greg Davis, Larry Morris, Robert "Jokes" Anthony, and "The Guys".

Norman had a unique relationship with his family and friends collectively and individually. Norman loved spending time with each of you.

Norman was and will forever be a Southside Legend and will be truly missed.