This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Paul Norris, 58, born on April 7, 1954 and passed away on August 20, 2012. We will remember him forever.
A memorial for Paul will be held on Sunday, September 9 from 11am to 2pm at Porter Valley Country Club in Porter Ranch. The address is:
19216 Singing Hills Drive
Northridge, CA 91326
For more information on the venue, click here.
If you would like to honor Paul's memory, then please, don't purchase flowers. Instead, it was his dying wish to raise money to fight cancer, the terrible disease that took his life. To make a donation to Stand Up To Cancer, a groundbreaking initiative created to accelerate innovative cancer research that will get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives now, click here.
Thank you.
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Leave a tributeAstros). I decided to have Paul guard Scott. Although we lost the game Scott scored only 8 points and afterwards
I truly enjoyed getting to know him. He was a very wonderful sub. The students enjoyed his style of teaching, his friendly demeanor and witty ways. May all who miss Paul find comfort.
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God Bless you Paul. You will forever be in our Hearts.
I am so very sorry for the loss of your brother. I know that you must miss him terribly. Although he and I never met, I'm sure that I would've liked him. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time and always. Love you, KJ xo
Such a positive up-for-fun life force was Paul
Indian Guides when Tanner and Jesse were small
Coached soccer with Candy, refereed kids’ basketball
In our hearts and our minds he’ll forever stand tall
Paul Norris embraced life – now his spirit enriches us all.
We were so sorry to hear of Paul's death. There are no words. He was too young to leave this life with so much more to contribute. He left a legacy of love and strong family commitment. You are in our prayers and we are sending you thoughts of love, courage and peace. In love and sympathy, Linda and Roger
We are very sad to know Mr. Norris is no longer with us. He is our favorite substitute teacher at Pico.He made the class laugh, he always remembered our names, he played with our dogs at valet, he even remembered the dogs names! We will miss him very much, no one can fill his Nike shoes. Rest In Peace Mr. Norris. Marcel and Nina
My heart goes out to the entire Norris family
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I went to celebrate Mitzi’s 50th birthday yesterday and realized we would have been married 45 years.
I miss you everyday.
Paul Howard Norris
to you Paul. In a restful place:
my memories of the most special man I have ever met. We loved playing together as we both grew. His was the most special person ever walked this earth... He made sense of the ups and downs of all things pertaining to life.
and was taken from us at the early stages of life. Ppl who had the privilege to have met him
are lucky. I miss him. Rip Bro. We hookin up very shortly. RIP MR ALL THINGS GOOD IN THIS LIFE. BROTHER STEVEN. LOL
Thinking of you on your birthday Paul. Miss you much. Your sister Judy...
My earliest memories are of Vaquero Court. That cul-de-sac felt safe and welcoming, like our own Valencia version of “The Wonder Years,” complete with great neighbors.
Directly across the street was the Norris family: The boys and their hockey gear; Marlene, who gave my sister and I her beautiful dance costumes to play dress-up in; and Paul. Paul was so vibrant. Literally. His golden-tan skin seemed to reflect his energy, love of life, and charisma. The specific memories have faded, but I know that when I picture Paul, I seem him with Marlene and my parents chatting and laughing.
I was 6 years old when we left Vaquero Court. Years later, it was a point of pride to take friends to Pauli’s and explain (over some seriously yummy garlic bread) that I knew the Norris family.
There are childhood memories that root you and bond you to certain people no matter the time or distance. Paul and his family are a special part of these memories for me.