Chuck Norris mourns the death of his 103-year-old mother

In the United States, Hollywood actor Chuck Norris announced the death of his mother, Wilma, who passed away at the age of 103. This sad news was shared on a Friday through Norris's Instagram account, revealing that his mother had died a couple of days prior on Wednesday. Norris, who is now 84, described Wilma as a woman of unwavering faith and a beacon of light in his family's life, expressing his gratitude for the lessons she taught him and the prayers she lifted on behalf of her family. The note conveyed deep love and appreciation for her character and influence in their lives. Chuck Norris, born in 1940 in Ryan, Oklahoma, was raised in a family with a diverse heritage, with his mother being of Irish descent and his father of Cherokee descent. After his parents divorced when he was 16, he moved with his mother and brothers to various locations, including Prairie Village, Kansas, before settling in Torrance, California. His mother's strong faith and values have had a lasting impact on Norris, contributing to the person he is today. The Instagram post included heartfelt photos of the actor with his mother. Throughout his career, Norris became a well-known figure in martial arts and action films, notably starring in the television series Walker, Texas Ranger from 1993 to 2001. His lengthy career has included numerous films, some of which he produced, showcasing his martial arts skills which were initially honed in the United States Air Force. The loss of his mother has resonated with his fans and colleagues, many of whom have expressed condolences. In his touching tribute, Norris highlighted the importance of faith, family, and love in his mother’s life and how that love was reflective of God’s grace. As he deals with this personal loss, the memory and legacy of Wilma Norris will continue to influence his life and possibly inspire others who knew her or were touched by her story.