we mom Joan and I her son Larry met Jack through brother Tony a real estate agent and  friends with Jack ,he visited us in cocoa beach with Tony and said mom looked like Ann Margaret and we are all catholic and said he met a  woman coming out of church one day and was his girfriend for a while , nice man had troubles with condo living but we will pray for his soul, if Tony new about his death he would have gone to the funeral mass so would we. Larry Scalzo , Joan Skow mom] and Tony

You were our 1st friend in a Florida and our longest!
 Love Jimmy & Mally

“Vaya con Dios, mi amigo de confianza.”

Jack Norris Jr. was a wonderful, highly moral, deeply religious, caring, considerate and compassionate man.  He was a wonderful friend.  
He was also an extremely talented, professional and ethical lawyer.   I 100% agree with what Les Garringer wrote about his legal career, and what others have said about his character.
I first met Jack in Law School at Florida State where we were  classmates in 1979.  We have been close friends ever since.
I can tell many stories about my experiences and adventures with Jack, but, to be brief, I'll share only one, and I'll have to shorten even it.  While living in Ft. Pierce, Jack bought a large catamaran sailboat, but it was docked in Apalachicola, in the Florida panhandle.  To get it to Ft. Pierce, he and I decided to sail it across the Gulf to Clearwater and then down the Gulf Coast and eventually up the east coast.  We also invited both our fathers to join us on the journey and they accepted!  The first night out from Apalachicola, we ran into a huge, unforecasted thunder storm.  About a half-hour into the storm we lost our steerage!  The next morning, we found a two-by-four in one of the sponsons, lashed it to one of the rudders as a tilller, and were able to sail again.  We limped into Carrabelle, FL, (in the panhandle not far from Apalachicola) found a marina, and that's where the boat remained for a long, long time.
Jack's father eventually wrote a short book with an account and photos of our adventure.  He titled it "Four Fools on Two Hulls."
Rest in peace, Jack.  May you have fair winds and following seas.

Our deepest condolences to the Norris family. Jack Jr. loved his sons, Jack III and Justin, deeply and was immensely proud of them. He shared with them his passion for the water, for fishing, and for animals—gifts that will live on in them. Jack also brought us laughter. 

I am especially grateful to Jack for the way he cared for Harrison, embracing him as if he were his own and always making sure he felt included. His kindness and generosity will never be forgotten.

All our love,
Alison Kramer & Harrison Watler-Kramer

Dancing under the Tiki Hut on St Patrick’s Day.

Jack …….Be at peace my brother ,because I know U we’re not in a good place on this earth.  I also believe  the Lord is waiting to bring U into his realm of tranquility that u so deserve   
Thank You Jack for all that U gave to so many 🙏

Jack was a kind and considerate man.  He loved his boys, Jack III and Justin, deeply.  It was an honor to have him as our brother in law.  Sail on, Jack. Lynne and I will see you in Glory when it’s our time.
Love, Reese and Lynne LeGuerrier

I always remember him being very supportive being very caring and kind. I shared my app idea with him a while ago and he was a champion of it. He is such a great guy and he will all be he will forever be missed.

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Jack Alexander Norris Jr.

21 noviembre, 1946 – 10 mayo, 2025

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