Birth date: Aug 7, 1989 Death date: Oct 14, 2018
Steven Alan Norris, 29, of Glen Burnie, Md., passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018. Steven leaves behind his mother, Dorothy G. Norris, of Annapolis, Md., father Thomas R. Norris, of Lanham, Md., brother Christopher R. Read Obituary
My condolences to the family. Steve was the first out of only 2 friends I made when I moved into this dreaded place. He and my other half became friends too. I was hoping that He was ok as I hadn't heard him slamming that dang door of his shut in a while which was abnormal! He was a cool Dude all around. Was hoping this wasn't true but wanted to Thank whoever left me an obituary card under my door. <3 Mandah
RIP, Steven. I remember you and Christopher at the wedding and pool gatherings. I know you left a big hole in your mom's heart, but now you will always watch over her.
Dorothy, I am so very, very sorry. I wish there were words or something I could do to ease your pain. You are and will continue to be in my prayers. Valerie Kutchman (Whitney's mom)
Steven was such an incredibly intelligent, sweet, and fun person. I remember meeting him at Long Reach HS and it was apparent immediately just how joyful and laid back he was. He lit up every room he walked in and got along instantly with everyone he met. I remember his huge smile and loud laugh, and most of all his endless dancing! Always bobbing his head along to the music he loved of all different genres. He'd pull anyone in too twirl them around and get them dancing too 😊 We would go for long car rides to nowhere just dancing and singing and laughing, being carefree kids. Life got difficult as we all got older and spread apart to our different lives but anytime anyone needed him - Steven was there, with a shoulder to cry on, an ear to listen to your troubles, or a dollar to lend.
We shared so many memories - going to amusement parks and riding roller coasters that he loved, hanging out around our friends houses listening to music and having fun, going to Ocean City for senior week in 2006 with a car full of friends to stay in a cabin...
Steven was an incredible soul. Wise beyond his years from the moment I met him. I've never known someone so passionate and full of fun personality. He was a rare kind of person and not one who could ever be replaced. His loss is a deep one and my family and I are heartbroken. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Norris family as we mourn the loss of such a special man.
