Noted for her striking beauty at the tender age of 12, Alice Kelley's captivating charm had already caught the attention of magazine photographers, earning her the esteemed title of "Miss Junior Miss 1948". As a model and actress, she utilized the stage name "Alice Ann Kelley" and adorned the covers of numerous publications, solidifying her status as a visual icon.
As she entered adulthood, Alice married Ken Norris, a lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, at the age of 21. Ken would later inherit Norris Industries from his father, becoming a prominent philanthropist in the Los Angeles community. Through his family trust, he has contributed an impressive sum of over $70 million to various charitable causes.
Alice and Ken shared two sons together before their eventual divorce. Tragically, Ken met his untimely demise in a boating accident. Despite the challenges she faced, Alice Kelley's enduring legacy as a beauty queen and model remains a testament to her enduring allure and captivating presence.
