Sean Miley Norris, beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away leaving behind alegacy of kindness, adventure, and unforgettable memories. His life was defined by his lovefor family, friends, and the outdoors. He had a generous spirit and the ability to bring joy toeveryone he met.Sean was an avid outdoorsman who found peace and happiness in nature. He loved hiking,cycling, fishing, golfing, and most of all, spending time at the beach. Whether it was thesound of waves or the quiet of a wooded trail, Sean embraced every moment outside. Hewas passionate about sports, cheering enthusiastically for his favorite team—the MiamiHurricanes—and enjoyed basketball and nearly any sporting event that brought peopletogether.One of the greatest highlights of Sean’s life was his five-month journey on the AppalachianTrail with his brother, Andrew. Together they shared countless adventures, breathtakingviews, and unforgettable experiences. Their father, Kevin, joined them for part of the trail,making it even more special. This journey was a pivotal chapter in Sean’s life, and his dreamwas to one day return to the trail and continue where he left off with his brother.Sean never met a stranger—every encounter was an opportunity to make a new friend. Hishumor, generosity, and kindhearted nature touched everyone he met. It is hard to find aphoto of him without his signature smile, a reflection of the joy he carried and shared sofreely. Family and friends will forever treasure the laughter, love, and memories Sean gave soabundantly.Sean is survived by his loving parents, Kevin and Patricia Norris of Land O’ Lakes, his sister,Ashley, and husband Matthew Kamensky of Lutz; and his brother, Andrew Norris and his wifeMio of New York. He is also fondly remembered by his nephew and niece, Tanner and MaisieKamensky, along with many aunts, uncles, cousins, and a host of dear friends who were likefamily to him.Sean’s spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. His love for life, adventurous soul,and boundless kindness will not be forgotten.