Now that's what you call a line up of talent to pay tribute to your memory. R. I. P Norman Collier

iconic british comedian, loved by millions of people who watched him on telly or on stage, and now we have lost Bobby Ball and Tom o Connor as well, sad times.

I met Norman whilst working on a Butlins tour in the 70's with a group called The Beaux Belles!! Lovely man!! God bless him!!  xxx

So many of those praising Norman have, themselves, passed on. Great loss to the entertainment world.

They don't make comedians like this anymore. Pure comedy gold.

I loved him and I thought he was so underrated.  Such a lovely man, so funny and those tributes said it all.  First time I saw him he was doing his roll the car window routine.  Wonderful stuff.  He was a one off.  Unique.  Bless him.

One of the funniest comedians that had me in stitches over the years. R.I.P pal.

He truly was a most wonderful man. We met him in a café in Blackpool and he sat on his own at a table and kept doing his dog jumping up routine. We were the only ones in the café.
We met him some years later at a formal event and were invited to sit at his table. A memorable evening with a memorable man. Rest with the angels Norman.

He  was absolutely brilliant ijust had to look  att him  and I just couldn't  stop  laughingI

Loved NORMAN COLLIER he was great saw him so many times live and t.v keep them laughing in HEAVEN rest in peace.x

Many years norman parked outside a famous Hull store called hammonds and entertained the crowd and me for ages he was a natural nice lad very down to earth.

Norman really was one of a kind. Such a lovely man too, rip old chum x

A great comedian who I had the pleasure watching several times at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool. So sad to see several of his colleagues have since passed away. Great British icons.

Proper comedians , all of them

Grew up watching Norman Collier, Rest in Peace x

I'd forgotten how good he was. Good luck old lad..

Looking at this and I think of how many of these shown here have also gone from us since this!

I met him at Beverley mens swimming club when I was a kid. (His son was married to a member of the club). He was as funny & very friendly. Will always remember those Wednesday evenings.

I had the pleasure of meeting Norman in about 1994. I am an electrician and was checking the sound system at a club in Halifax.
I was on the stage all alone in this club when he walked in, suitcase in hand.
I couldnt resist and went to the mic and did his broken mic routine (nothing as good as his though)
He immediately threw his jacket halfway down his back and did his chicken walk.
A private show just for me hehehe
RIP Norman.

Performed with Norman at the Beacomber Cleethorpes in the late 80s. He rolled up in a hired Transit Van - AND did the gig for FREE!!