Naomi Wetmore Harris

Florida, she grew up in the area and attended Seabreeze High School class of 1986.

Throughout her life, Naomi possessed a deep passion for music and a true spirit of adventure. In her youth, she proudly played in the high school band at Seabreeze and later continued sharing her musical talent by performing in the local scene for years in Tallahassee. Her love for exploring the world took her on countless

adventures, creating lasting memories as she traveled to Japan, Mexico, Aruba, the Caribbean, England, Las Vegas, Alaska, Canada, and the Northwest Territories. Beyond her love for music and travel, Naomi was uniquely artistic and multi-talented; she was gifted in a wide variety of creative pursuits, including calligraphy, photography, and cutting hair, and expressed great joy in sharing these gifts generously with those around her.

In her early 30s, following the birth of her third child, Naomi was diagnosed with cancer. For decades, she fought a fierce, relentless battle with immense grace and fortitude. She faced the disease with determination every single day, up until the very day she died, defying the odds to watch her family grow, thrive, and ultimately fill her life with joy. Her unmatched resilience remains an enduring legacy and an inspiration to all who knew her.

Naomi's greatest joy and legacy live on through the family she so deeply loved and the countless friends she made far and wide. She was the devoted mother of Jordan, Noah, and Shaina. As the proud wife of David Harris, she found a true partner who shared her dedication to raising, protecting and loving her children. In recent years, Naomi got to watch her family grow to include her son-in-law Matthew (married to Jordan), and her daughter-in-law Rebeca, who brought Naomi immense pride and happiness by blessing her with her cherished grandson, Sebastian.

Naomi was preceded in death by her parents, Arthur Wetmore and Joyce Wetmore; her beloved brother, Matthew; her brother-in-law,

Paul; and her cherished niece, Briley.

She is survived by her sister, Bonnie; and her brothers, Russell and David. She was the cherished aunt to several nieces and nephews.

Naomi is also survived by her brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Ken, Mike, Debbie, Laura, and Jen; her parents-in-law, Elizabeth and Jerry Harris; She was also a deeply cherished part of the "Harris out-laws" alongside Dave, Chris, Roy, and Iris, sharing a special bond, endless laughter, and lifelong memories. She leaves behind a vast circle of family and friends far and wide who will carry her vibrant memory in their hearts forever.

A service to honor and celebrate Naomi's life will be held at 10:30am on Friday, October 30th, 2026 at Temple Israel, located at 2215 Mahan Dr, Tallahassee, FL.