Jordan Chase Norvelle

On Monday, September 23, 2019, Jordan Chase Norvelle passed away unexpectedly. Born in 1999, Jordan was the son of James O. Norvelle, Jr.

At 20 years old, Jordan was in the absolute prime of his life. He was a 2017 honor graduate of Warner Robins High School and was currently enrolled in Full Sail University, from which he was set to receive a degree in music production in just two months. He was naturally talented and throughout all his school years he had been dedicated to his studies. He was, however, most passionate about music.

Those who knew Jordan will remember him as having an outgoing personality. He didn’t just make friends, he invested himself in people and they would become more like family. He had a generous nature and was quick to put others first. Because of this, Jordan had a positive impact on countless people during his all too short life.

Jordan was a family person, a loving son, grandson, brother, and nephew. He loved cooking…and the spicier, the better. There wasn’t enough hot sauce to suit Jordan! He was passionate about the things in which he took an interest; if he was in, he was all in.

Jordan’s memory will forever be treasured by his parents, James Norvelle (Teresa Czoka), and sister, Alex Czoka; grandparents, Darlene and Johnny Back, all of Warner Robins; and uncles, Matt Howard of Centerville, and Daniel Kenny (Colleen) of Wildwood, Florida; as well as the countless friends he made along the way.

Visitation will be held from 12:30 pm until 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 28, 2019, at McCullough Funeral Home. Immediately following visitation there will be a graveside service honoring Jordan’s life at Magnolia Park Cemetery where Jordan will be laid to rest. There will be a procession from McCullough Funeral Home and the graveside service is scheduled for 2:00 p.m.

McCullough Funeral Home has the privilege of handling these arrangements.