Deacon Floyd Norwood was born on January 1, 1933, to Robert Norwood Sr. and Naomi Norwood in McLennan County, Texas.

Floyd was best known for his deep faith, steadfast commitment, joyful spirit, and generous heart. For more

than 80 years, he remained a loyal and active member of Majors Chapel Church. His walk with God shaped every

part of his life and served as an example for his family, friends, and all who knew him.

Floyd graduated from Rosenthal High School, and though responsibilities came early in life, his devotion to

faith, hard work, and family never wavered. Known for his strong work ethic and determination, he began hiscareer

with the Department of Public Safety, where he served with commitment and integrity. He later continued

his career at A.J. Moore Academy. Even after his initial retirement, Floyd's dedication and drive inspired him to

open his own business, Floyd's Inspection Station, which he proudly operated until the age of 92.

Floyd was known for his candor. He said what he meant and meant what he said, and those who knew him

respected his straightforward nature. Beyond his professional life, he remained steadfast

in his faith, actively participating in the Brotherhood Ministry, attending monthly Area Brotherhood meetings, and serving as a Deacon and later as Chairman. His favorite scripture was Matthew 6:33 - "But seek first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness,