As a teenager, Norvel drove log trucks with his father and he caddied for golfers at Waverly Golf Course; he had a long-standing love of riding motorcycles.

He loved green beans, they often brought out an “Oh, that’s good”. He loved watching the Blazers, spending time with his wife, Judy, his children and grandchildren. He loved the beach, so much so, that he asked to have his ashes spread there; when asked which was his favorite beach, his reply was always, “Any beach will do”.

Norvel was a truck driver for 40-years, he very much enjoyed that job and was quite successful. Upon retirement, he enjoyed golfing, bowling, and traveling with his wife and friends. Norvel loved to be going somewhere, anywhere would do…as long as he could get a latte for the ride.

Norvel left behind his wife, Judy Hunt, and his children, Debbie Sloss and Michael Hunt; grandchildren, Heidi, Christopher, Amber, Jessica, and Isaiah; great-grandchildren, Mason, Noah, Elliott, Miles and great-great granddaughter, Madelyn. He also left behind great friends and extended family, from all over the country.