Chrystell Coy Obituary (2024)

Our beloved Chrystell Bliss Rae Norris-Coy passed away on March 19, 2024. She was born in Yakima, Washington, on March 31, 1993, and adopted at birth by Jim and Gayle Norris. Chrystell was raised in the Wenatchee Valley and graduated from Eastmont High School. Chrystell was a loving mother and a precious daughter. The love of her life were her three beautiful children, Warren, Eastynn, and Cora. She loved them with all her heart. She enjoyed nature and the outdoors, camping, family reunions with aunts, uncles, all the cousins, hiking, hunting, and fishing, and anything to just be in nature. Chrystell loved and enjoyed all of her cousins, nieces, and nephews. She was always looking forward to the family reunion and being able to see them all and have fun together. Chrystell had recently gotten engaged to her new love, David Ray, whose heart is broken over never being able to have what their life together had to offer. She was always loyal to her friends and family. She always wanted to help or support. She was especially close to her aunt, Sherryl, whom she confided in after losing her mother to cancer. She also loved spending time with her godfather, Al Triplett, and his ranch in Wyoming. He loved her very much. Chrystell is preceded in death by her mother, Gayle Stoltenow-Norris, her aunt, Mona, uncles, Lee and Bill, and her grandpa and grandma Norris and Stoltenow. Her surviving family includes her children, Warren, Eastynn, and Cora, her father, Jim Norris, her brothers, Mike and Kyle, her godfather, Al Triplett, fianc, David Ray, aunts, Sherryl, Janelle, Debbie, and Sheri, and her uncles, Mark, Jerry, and Jack. Chrystell fought so hard to pull through this very difficult time, but was unable to make it through. She was surrounded with love and support from all her family. She will be terribly missed. We pray that Chrystells children will be comforted in the years ahead. We love you, Chrystell, and will miss you! May you find comfort in the arms of your mother. Brookside Funeral Home is caring for the family. Memories and condolences may be shared at www.brooksidefuneral.com.