Daniel “Danny” William Norman, 33, of Amarillo, Texas, passed away on December 6, 2025. Daniel was born December 20, 1991, in Amarillo to David and the late Deborah Norman.
He was raised at Cal Farley’s Boy Ranch, where he learned resilience, hard work and grit and carried those lessons with him throughout his life.
He was preceded in death by his mother Deborah Norman; his grandparents, Brooke and Julie Anson of Columbia, MO, Dennis and Evelyn Norman of Springfield, MO; and Bill and Sybil Lindsey of Dumas, TX.
He is survived by his wife, Baylee Marae Norman; his son Kaleb Paul Norman; his 3 bonus children, Rylee, Cameron, and Oliver; and golden retriever Reece. He is also survived by his father, David Norman; his sister Kristenna Maxey and her husband TJ; and his niece and nephew, Jasmin and Hunter. He leaves behind his cousin, Lindsay Patton and her husband Kendall; and lifelong friends Addison Buecker and Joe Hall., along with many other family and friends, and in-laws who loved him dearly.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Daniel’s birthday, Saturday December 20, at 12:00 noon at The Boys Ranch Chapel. Burial will follow at Boot Hill Cemetery. Family, friends, and all who loved Danny are invited to join in honoring his life and legacy. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite pearl snap shirt, boots and cowboy hat to honor Daniel.
I never had the pleasure of meeting you, but I know how happy you made my sweet friend, Baylee! I’m so sorry y’all’s time together came to such an abrupt end. I know you will be watching over your family, until you can be together once again! ❤️
Cousin Danny We love you and you will be missed Amy.David D..Shawn B. Michael D.and Daniel D. And Also your brother Jason King loves and misses you. There are no words that can express the hurt and the lost of losing his little brother.
I loved my son with everything I had in me.. I pray that he now knows this…..
David, I want to express my deepest sympathy for the loss of your son. I know the funeral was a profoundly difficult moment, and my heart has been with you through it all. Please forgive me for not reaching out sooner to offer my condolences. No words can ease the pain you’re feeling, but I hope you can find some comfort in the love and memories you shared. I am here for you whenever you need support or someone to listen. With heartfelt sympathy, Evelyn.