Michaela Dawn Norris

Visitation for Michaela “Micha” Dawn Norris of Danbury, Texas will be held from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Monday, July 21, 2025, at Palms Funeral Home in Angleton, Texas. The funeral service will take place at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at Community Baptist Church in Danbury, Texas, followed by burial at Danbury Cemetery. After the burial, the family invites Micha’s friends and loved ones to a Celebration of Life, including a meal and time of fellowship, at The Barn at Peltier Ranch, Spur 28, Danbury, Texas.

Micha departed this life to join our Heavenly Father on Thursday, July 17, 2025, surrounded by her loving family and friends. She was a devoted Christian, a cherished daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. Micha was born in Lufkin, Texas, on August 8, 1966, to Charles and Patti Harris. Raised by strong Christian parents, she developed a deep love for the Lord at a young age—a love that never wavered. Micha was always eager to share her faith and encourage others in theirs.

After graduating from Lufkin High School, she attended Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, where she met the love of her life, Taylor Norris. They married in 1988 and recently celebrated 37 wonderful years together. Micha and Taylor raised their son, Reagan, building a beautiful life centered on faith, family, and compassion. They instilled in him a strong work ethic, kindness, respect for others, and a heart devoted to the Lord.

Micha’s heart was full when Reagan met Hillary, and she felt a deep sense of peace knowing they would build a loving life together. One of her greatest joys was becoming a grandmother. She cherished every moment spent with her grandson, Graham, and took great pride in watching him grow. In him, she saw reflections of her own spirit, including his joyful nature, adventurous heart, compassion for others, and the way he always greeted people with a smile. Being a grandmother brought her immeasurable happiness and was one of the most meaningful roles of her life.

Micha was not only a loving and compassionate person, but also possessed a sharp business sense. She was the leader of our family, guiding with strength, holding us accountable, and offering wisdom through every season of life. Her unique ability to uphold high standards while remaining caring and approachable made her both a role model and an inspiration. Her legacy lives on not only in the work she accomplished, but in the countless lives she touched through her kindness, generosity, and unwavering dedication.

Micha loved her beautiful life and was always ready for the next adventure. Whether fighting fish in far-off waters, skiing down slopes, enjoying time with her girlfriends, or dancing with her favorite partner, she embraced every moment with joy. Cabo became her happy place, where she shared unforgettable times and created lasting memories with family and friends. Micha had a gift for making every adventure fun and ensuring every detail was perfectly planned. Her generous spirit and lively personality turned each experience into a cherished memory. If she wasn’t on an adventure, she was already planning the next one. Whenever a fun opportunity arose, you could always count on her enthusiastic response: “Book it!”

She is survived by her husband Taylor, her son Reagan and wife Hillary, her grandson, Graham, and her mother Patti Harris. She is also survived by father-in-law, Clark Wohleb, sister-in-law Amy Plander and husband Marvin, niece Bailea & Tyler Blackwell, great niece Adalee Mae and nephew Connor Plander, brother-in-law Jay Wohleb, and nephews Luke Silvera and Jake Wohleb. She is also survived by father-in-law Jim Norris, sister-in-law Carol Maria Pitts, and niece Savannah Mansour and husband Austin, great nieces Eleanor and Atalie, niece Jacquelyn Delligatti and husband Alexander.

She is preceded in death by her father, Charles Harris, sister Shannon Renee Harris, and mother-in-law Patricia Wohleb.

Pallbearers are Bodie Bradford, Bruce Cranfill, Cotton Christensen, Derrick Dees, Paul LaChance, John Wendel, Mike Woods, and Kenneth “Bubba” Yarbrough.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making donations to Community Baptist Church in Danbury, Texas, in Michaela’s name. As an active member of CBC, she deeply believed in its mission to bring others to Christ. The family would also like to extend special thanks to her girlfriends, the team at H Plus Hospital in Cabo, Mexico, the 12th-floor ICU team at Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas, and her dedicated physician, Dr. Robert Jackson.

Micha was a remarkable woman whose influence will be felt by all who had the privilege of knowing her. A loyal and faithful friend, she made everyone around her feel special and valued. Genuine in every way, she treasured her relationships deeply. She leaves behind a world forever changed by her love, generous heart, and beautiful smile.