Sgt Christopher Norris moved to Abilene with his family to be close to his Nana where he grew up until enlisting in the military. Growing up, Chris was active in sports, especially baseball, where he once slammed four home runs in one game at Redbud Park. Prior to his graduation from Cooper High School in 2005, Chris began to focus on his future and decided to join the Army after graduation. He excelled as a soldier and unselfishly served our country in Iraq. After his return from his tour of duty, he was stationed at Fort Hood in Killeen and had just recently completed recruiter training school. He had been recently assigned as a hometown recruiter working out of the Abilene office and was very excited about his new assignment. Chris was a brilliant young man with unlimited potential who put a smile on the face of everyone he met. He lived life like he wanted to enjoy every minute. He is survived by his parents, Larry and Brenda Williams and his grandmother, Charldene Williams.
He died unexpectedly at age 21 due to a motorcycle accident.
He died unexpectedly at age 21 due to a motorcycle accident.
Sgt Christopher Norris moved to Abilene with his family to be close to his Nana where he grew up until enlisting in the military. Growing up, Chris was active in sports, especially baseball, where he once slammed four home runs in one game at Redbud Park. Prior to his graduation from Cooper High School in 2005, Chris began to focus on his future and decided to join the Army after graduation. He excelled as a soldier and unselfishly served our country in Iraq. After his return from his tour of duty, he was stationed at Fort Hood in Killeen and had just recently completed recruiter training school. He had been recently assigned as a hometown recruiter working out of the Abilene office and was very excited about his new assignment. Chris was a brilliant young man with unlimited potential who put a smile on the face of everyone he met. He lived life like he wanted to enjoy every minute. He is survived by his parents, Larry and Brenda Williams and his grandmother, Charldene Williams.
He died unexpectedly at age 21 due to a motorcycle accident.
He died unexpectedly at age 21 due to a motorcycle accident.
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