Melanie Ray (Moyer) Norris was the daughter of Walter Hugh and Rosa Imogene (Jeffries) Clardy of Jefferson City, MO. She worked in in the 70's at the Department of Social Services and later transferred to the Missouri Housing Development Commission and worked for the State of Missouri for over 30 years.
Melanie married Troy E. Norris in 1978 and they made their home in Grain Valley, MO. Melanie was the mother of one daughter, Melissa Koonce. She loved following Missy's work in theater and the various plays she produced.
Mama Mel was a great lover of life and people, never met a stranger, laughed from her soul, danced like no one was watching, and sang with passion. She loved to crochet, camp, and visit with friends and family.
Melanie married Troy E. Norris in 1978 and they made their home in Grain Valley, MO. Melanie was the mother of one daughter, Melissa Koonce. She loved following Missy's work in theater and the various plays she produced.
Mama Mel was a great lover of life and people, never met a stranger, laughed from her soul, danced like no one was watching, and sang with passion. She loved to crochet, camp, and visit with friends and family.
Melanie Ray (Moyer) Norris was the daughter of Walter Hugh and Rosa Imogene (Jeffries) Clardy of Jefferson City, MO. She worked in in the 70's at the Department of Social Services and later transferred to the Missouri Housing Development Commission and worked for the State of Missouri for over 30 years.
Melanie married Troy E. Norris in 1978 and they made their home in Grain Valley, MO. Melanie was the mother of one daughter, Melissa Koonce. She loved following Missy's work in theater and the various plays she produced.
Mama Mel was a great lover of life and people, never met a stranger, laughed from her soul, danced like no one was watching, and sang with passion. She loved to crochet, camp, and visit with friends and family.
Melanie married Troy E. Norris in 1978 and they made their home in Grain Valley, MO. Melanie was the mother of one daughter, Melissa Koonce. She loved following Missy's work in theater and the various plays she produced.
Mama Mel was a great lover of life and people, never met a stranger, laughed from her soul, danced like no one was watching, and sang with passion. She loved to crochet, camp, and visit with friends and family.
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