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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

John Douglas Norris

Apr 19, 1966 ~ Jun 18, 2026

John Douglas Norris, a Coalgate resident, was born on April 19, 1966, to Larry Leon and Shirley Jean (Holloman) Norris, at Fort Worth, Texas. He passed away on June 18, 2026, at Ada, Oklahoma, at the age of 60 years, 1 month and 30 days. John graduated from the Easter Hills High School in Fort Worth, Texas then attended the Lincoln Technical Institute. He worked as an auto mechanic. John attended the Cottonwood Baptist Church. He liked working on cars and fishing. John was a gun enthusiast.

SURVIVED BY

Brother: Brodie Norris of Roanoke, TX

Sister-in-Law: Tammy Norris of Saginaw, TX

Nephew: Dakota Norris of Saginaw, TX

Aunt: Sandra Weldon of Stockton, CA

Along with numerous friends and neighbors

PRECEDED IN DEATH BY

Parents: Larry Leon and Shirley Jean (Holloman) Norris

Brother: Tim Norris

Nephew: Joshua Norris

Aunt: Marilyn Nevins

Grandmother: Annie Mae Nevins

Grandfather: John Thomas Nevins

Grandfather: Cecil Everett Norris

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