Suit over ex-superintendent's alleged affair dismissed
A lawsuit alleging former Lee County School Superintendent James McCormick had a two-year affair with a married woman has been dismissed.
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The reason for the dismissal was unclear.
Sherrill Normann Jr. had been seeking monetary damages in the alienation-of-affection suit. He alleged that McCormick, who resigned last June amid rumors of "immoral conduct," had an affair with Margaret Dossenbach Normann for at least two years.
Margaret Normann is a Lee County teacher, according to the suit.
Sherrill Normann said in the suit he was humiliated by the affair, which "irretrievably damaged and destroyed" his marriage.
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