Reed Aaron Norman Obituary
We are sad to announce that on January 27, 2021 we had to say goodbye to Reed Aaron Norman (Marble Falls, Texas), born in Llano, Texas.
With adolescence came the natural desire to make friends and socialize outside of his family members and classmates. Aaron was a magnet for people. He had a heart “the size of Texas” and people were naturally drawn to him. He spent many late nights listening to and offering advice to his friends. Aaron enjoyed local Marble Falls hangouts like Brass Hall and The R Bar. The employees and patrons of these establishments were second families to him. He was a whirlwind of white-hot fire and it is an understatement to say that anyone caught in his light was warmed and moved by him. Aaron Norman’s flame burned out much too soon and the void he left in his wake will be felt for years to come. It is his profound light that lives on through the memories he created with the thousands of lives he meaningfully touched in his short 28 years, which is a legacy he would be proud of. To know Aaron was to be eternally affected by him.
Aaron was preceded in death by his paternal Grandfather, Horace Harry Norman; his paternal Grandmother, Hazel Irene Norman; and his maternal Grandmother, Georgia Corine Carter Stover. He is survived by his parents, Reed and Jeri Norman of Marble Falls; and his three sisters: Heather Norman and her partner, Selena Chambers, of Austin, Texas; Brittany Skinner and her husband, Will Skinner, of Granite Shoals, Texas; and Rebekah Norman, of Granite Shoals, Texas. He is also survived by his adoring nieces and nephews: Emery Nicole, Rayden Lamar, Savannah Raelyn, Isaac Reed, and Sahara Jade. Last but never least, he is survived by his sweetest and closest companion: Penny.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 6th, 2021 at First Baptist Church of Marble Falls, on 901 La Ventana Drive at 2 o’clock p.m. Donations may be sent to The Phoenix Center of Marble Falls, Texas, a local organization that provides accessible treatment services to children in need of behavioral and mental health healing.
