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Norm Huxman Bass
| Norm was born in Hutchinson,
Kansas, to Kansas farmers, Milton and Catherine Huxman. Three years later, Milton accepted his call to the pastoral ministry, and Norm was changed from a farmer to a P.K. (Preacher’s Kid, and later Promise Keeper) His appearance remained very similar. |
Rick Young
Kellie Young Tyler Young Ryan Young
Kay Norm Jane Huxman
Barry Huxman
Son-in-law Daughter Grandson Grandson Daughter-in-law Son and heir to thrown !!!
Son-in-law Daughter Grandson Grandson Daughter-in-law Son and heir to thrown !!!
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Quartet
He started singing
as a tenor in a church quartet, and then his dreams of being a tenor were
dashed when his voice changed to bass at age 14. Except for one member, the church quartet in
which he sang was also the high school quartet, and then a college quartet.
The famous pianist and songwriter, J.M. "Whitey" Gleason asked Norm if he would like to sing in
a Southern Gospel Quartet. He would and he did. Norm sang in various quartets throughout the
country, including The Sooner State Quartet and the well known Weatherford Quartet. However,
most of the years spent in full-time singing were with his childhood idol and lifetime friend, Whitey
Gleason, and The Jubilee Quartet.
Norm and his family moved to Denver, Colorado. In 1981, Legacy Quartet © was organized. He
is thankful that God has blessed them indeed, and continues to open doors throughout the
U.S.A. and other countries. Norm praises God for the privilege of singing for his Lord and Savior,
along with his dear friends in the Legacy Quartet ©.
Norm is happily married to his high school sweetheart, Kay. She has been a wonderful support
throughout his singing and business career. Kay helps in the business affairs of Legacy, and
they are thankful to get to travel together wherever God leads Legacy. They have been blessed
with their daughter and son-in-law, Kellie and Rick Young, and grandsons, Ryan and Tyler. They
are also blessed with their son, Barry, and wife Jane.
Name Legacy Quartet ©Copyright
dashed when his voice changed to bass at age 14. Except for one member, the church quartet in
which he sang was also the high school quartet, and then a college quartet.
The famous pianist and songwriter, J.M. "Whitey" Gleason asked Norm if he would like to sing in
a Southern Gospel Quartet. He would and he did. Norm sang in various quartets throughout the
country, including The Sooner State Quartet and the well known Weatherford Quartet. However,
most of the years spent in full-time singing were with his childhood idol and lifetime friend, Whitey
Gleason, and The Jubilee Quartet.
Norm and his family moved to Denver, Colorado. In 1981, Legacy Quartet © was organized. He
is thankful that God has blessed them indeed, and continues to open doors throughout the
U.S.A. and other countries. Norm praises God for the privilege of singing for his Lord and Savior,
along with his dear friends in the Legacy Quartet ©.
Norm is happily married to his high school sweetheart, Kay. She has been a wonderful support
throughout his singing and business career. Kay helps in the business affairs of Legacy, and
they are thankful to get to travel together wherever God leads Legacy. They have been blessed
with their daughter and son-in-law, Kellie and Rick Young, and grandsons, Ryan and Tyler. They
are also blessed with their son, Barry, and wife Jane.
Name Legacy Quartet ©Copyright
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