Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona
July 18, 2006
Gary Morgan of Flagstaff, AZ, born November 29, 1945 passed away July 13, 2006.
Gary was much loved and will be very much missed as a husband, dad, grandpa, son, and brother.
Gary proudly served our country in Vietnam on the aircraft carrier "The Enterprise" and for 28 years until recently retiring from his post at Camp Navajo.
A hard working and devoted family man, Gary grew up in Tucson then moved to Phoenix where he met and marred his wife of 31 years (Kathy). 18 years ago they made Flagstaff their home. After his military retirement Gary began driving trucks with San Francisco Peaks.
Gary loved bicycling and flying radio controlled airplanes with his club, "The Flagstaff Flyers". Gary was a loved member of the Bethel Baptist Church, on the corner of Lake Mary Rd and Walapai, where his viewing will be held Tuesday July 18 from noon to 1:00 p.m. followed by church services then graveside at Citizens Cemetery.
Gary will be deeply missed until we see him again with our lord.
Gary has left behind his wife Kathy and four children, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Debbie Davis-Collins, and youngest Becky Morgan.
Together they have given him 14 beautiful grandchildren who will all miss grandpa very much. His mother, Eloise Morgan will miss him dearly, as well as his father, Bob Morgan and his wife, Nancy. He also leaves behind two sisters, Susan Dahl and Cathy Sherwood, who will also miss him very much. Good bye for now Dad, until we see you again.
Arrangements under the direction of Norvel Owens Mortuary.
Published in the Arizona Daily Star on July 18, 2006.
July 18, 2006
Gary Morgan of Flagstaff, AZ, born November 29, 1945 passed away July 13, 2006.
Gary was much loved and will be very much missed as a husband, dad, grandpa, son, and brother.
Gary proudly served our country in Vietnam on the aircraft carrier "The Enterprise" and for 28 years until recently retiring from his post at Camp Navajo.
A hard working and devoted family man, Gary grew up in Tucson then moved to Phoenix where he met and marred his wife of 31 years (Kathy). 18 years ago they made Flagstaff their home. After his military retirement Gary began driving trucks with San Francisco Peaks.
Gary loved bicycling and flying radio controlled airplanes with his club, "The Flagstaff Flyers". Gary was a loved member of the Bethel Baptist Church, on the corner of Lake Mary Rd and Walapai, where his viewing will be held Tuesday July 18 from noon to 1:00 p.m. followed by church services then graveside at Citizens Cemetery.
Gary will be deeply missed until we see him again with our lord.
Gary has left behind his wife Kathy and four children, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Debbie Davis-Collins, and youngest Becky Morgan.
Together they have given him 14 beautiful grandchildren who will all miss grandpa very much. His mother, Eloise Morgan will miss him dearly, as well as his father, Bob Morgan and his wife, Nancy. He also leaves behind two sisters, Susan Dahl and Cathy Sherwood, who will also miss him very much. Good bye for now Dad, until we see you again.
Arrangements under the direction of Norvel Owens Mortuary.
Published in the Arizona Daily Star on July 18, 2006.
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona
July 18, 2006
Gary Morgan of Flagstaff, AZ, born November 29, 1945 passed away July 13, 2006.
Gary was much loved and will be very much missed as a husband, dad, grandpa, son, and brother.
Gary proudly served our country in Vietnam on the aircraft carrier "The Enterprise" and for 28 years until recently retiring from his post at Camp Navajo.
A hard working and devoted family man, Gary grew up in Tucson then moved to Phoenix where he met and marred his wife of 31 years (Kathy). 18 years ago they made Flagstaff their home. After his military retirement Gary began driving trucks with San Francisco Peaks.
Gary loved bicycling and flying radio controlled airplanes with his club, "The Flagstaff Flyers". Gary was a loved member of the Bethel Baptist Church, on the corner of Lake Mary Rd and Walapai, where his viewing will be held Tuesday July 18 from noon to 1:00 p.m. followed by church services then graveside at Citizens Cemetery.
Gary will be deeply missed until we see him again with our lord.
Gary has left behind his wife Kathy and four children, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Debbie Davis-Collins, and youngest Becky Morgan.
Together they have given him 14 beautiful grandchildren who will all miss grandpa very much. His mother, Eloise Morgan will miss him dearly, as well as his father, Bob Morgan and his wife, Nancy. He also leaves behind two sisters, Susan Dahl and Cathy Sherwood, who will also miss him very much. Good bye for now Dad, until we see you again.
Arrangements under the direction of Norvel Owens Mortuary.
Published in the Arizona Daily Star on July 18, 2006.
July 18, 2006
Gary Morgan of Flagstaff, AZ, born November 29, 1945 passed away July 13, 2006.
Gary was much loved and will be very much missed as a husband, dad, grandpa, son, and brother.
Gary proudly served our country in Vietnam on the aircraft carrier "The Enterprise" and for 28 years until recently retiring from his post at Camp Navajo.
A hard working and devoted family man, Gary grew up in Tucson then moved to Phoenix where he met and marred his wife of 31 years (Kathy). 18 years ago they made Flagstaff their home. After his military retirement Gary began driving trucks with San Francisco Peaks.
Gary loved bicycling and flying radio controlled airplanes with his club, "The Flagstaff Flyers". Gary was a loved member of the Bethel Baptist Church, on the corner of Lake Mary Rd and Walapai, where his viewing will be held Tuesday July 18 from noon to 1:00 p.m. followed by church services then graveside at Citizens Cemetery.
Gary will be deeply missed until we see him again with our lord.
Gary has left behind his wife Kathy and four children, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Debbie Davis-Collins, and youngest Becky Morgan.
Together they have given him 14 beautiful grandchildren who will all miss grandpa very much. His mother, Eloise Morgan will miss him dearly, as well as his father, Bob Morgan and his wife, Nancy. He also leaves behind two sisters, Susan Dahl and Cathy Sherwood, who will also miss him very much. Good bye for now Dad, until we see you again.
Arrangements under the direction of Norvel Owens Mortuary.
Published in the Arizona Daily Star on July 18, 2006.
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