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Serpentorslair Staff · March 21, 2026

Chuck Norris Passes at 86: The Karate Legend’s Greatest Victory Was His Faith in Christ

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Chuck Norris, the martial arts icon whose roundhouse kicks defined an era of action cinema, left this world on March 19, 2026, at the age of 86 after a sudden medical emergency in Hawaii. Surrounded by family, the man born Carlos Ray Norris in the tiny town of Ryan, Oklahoma, on March 10, 1940, closed his eyes for the final time. Yet for those who knew his story, his passing marked not an end but the ultimate triumph of a life rooted in grit, fame, and an unshakeable Christian faith…

Honoring Our Heroes: Remembering the Celebrities and Loved Ones Who Served on Memorial Day

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Story by Mitchell Smith Memorial Day is a day to remember those who have served our country in the military. Many Celebrities we know served time and saw action. NFL player Pat Tillman is one that stands out as he lost his life in 2004 while serving in Afghanistan. God Bless Mr Tillman may he always be remembered. Golden Girl Bea Arthur served time in the Marine Corps during WWII, and Betty White was a WWII volunteer putting in her time to help in any way she could. Both were…