16 Facts About Norma Hunt

Norma Lynn Hunt was an American football executive who was a minority owner of the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League from 2006 to 2023.

Norma Hunt was born in 1938 in Greenville, Texas, about 50 miles northeast of Dallas.

Norma Hunt graduated from Richardson High School in the Dallas suburb of Richardson, Texas, in 1956.

Norma Hunt played basketball and was a member of the drill team in high school.

Norma Hunt then earned a bachelor's degree from North Texas State University in 1960.

Norma Hunt was president of the Chi Omega sorority at North Texas State.

Norma Hunt received a Rotary Club fellowship to study in Dublin, Ireland, in 1962.

Norma Hunt returned to Richardson High School as a teacher of American history.

Norma Hunt attended the first 57 Super Bowl games from Super Bowl I to Super Bowl LVII.

Norma Hunt attended the first 40 Super Bowls with her husband, Lamar Hunt, and continued the tradition with her sons after Lamar's death in 2006.

In 1966, Norma Hunt purchased three Super Balls for her children at a Dallas toy store.

The 2023 Chiefs team wore football-shaped "NKH" patches on their jerseys during the regular season and postseason to honor Norma Hunt and had them on the team's jerseys during Super Bowl LVIII.

Norma Hunt met Lamar Hunt in 1963, and they were married in 1964.

Norma Hunt reportedly "played a huge role" in her husband's investment in the North American Soccer League.

Norma Hunt was passionate about viniculture and founded the Bidwell Creek Vineyard in 2000.

Norma Hunt's vineyard released a cabernet sauvignon under the name "Perfect Season".