Kendall Garzette Norman

Kendall’s Journey... Kendall Garzette Norman, Jr. was born on May 8, 1984 at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury, Maryland to Kendall Norman, Sr. and Tammy Waters. He departed this life on March 19, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland. He received his early education in the Worcester County public school system and graduated in the Class of 2002. Throughout school, he played both football and basketball. He loved being an athlete and he gave it his all. During his freshman year in high school, he became a cast member in the movie “Runaway Bride”. Early in his childhood, Kendall was deemed to be “Mom-Mom’s baby” by everyone in the family. His grandparents were such a crucial part of his upbringing and they helped to raise him. Even when his mother moved out of their home, Kendall soon voluntarily found his way back to his grandparents’ home. He especially loved being with his grandmother. In his adulthood, Kendall worked in various fields throughout his life, but his biggest accomplishment was being a father. He had his first daughter in 2003, and his other two daughters in 2018 and 2019. They were the lights of his life, as he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, but especially his daughters, He took pride in staying home to take care of his girls. Throughout his life, he remained a dedicated father, son, grandson, uncle, and brother. Kendall leaves a legacy of love with: his parents Kendall Norman, Sr. and Tammy Waters; his maternal grandparents, Edward and Barbara Waters; his paternal grandparents, Hursel and Delores Crippen; three daughters, Keniyah Norman, Kenzie Norman and Kenadi Norman; three step-children, Jurmiah Cotton, Kirsshae Boyd, Koshae Boyd; two sisters, Raven Waters and LaToya Croswell; one brother, Jordan Waters; two aunts, Vanessa Tull and Rhoda Hall; seven uncles, Steven Norman, Milton Matthews, Tide Crippen, Terry Waters, Brian Waters, Edward Waters, Jr. and Adrien Waters; two godmothers, Candace Waters-Dale and Gloria Matthews; a special friend, Krystal Streeter; three godchildren, Jessi and Jessini Bratten and De’Marian Biggins a group of close friends—Tony Harmon, Jarell Harmon, Jess Bratten, Brooks Bratten, AJ Jackson, Jr., Anthony Bibbins and Corey Hinmon, Sr. Kendall was preceded in death by his twin sons Kingston and Kendall Norman III. Kendall’s legacy lives on through the love and dedication he shared with family and friends. Lovingly Submitted ~The Family

Kendall Garzette Norman

May 8, 1984 - March 19, 2021