Donald James Morgan

Nan & family, How sorry to hear about your loss. Don was such a good guy with that incredible sense of humor. One of our fondest memories will be his singing of "Danny Boy"!!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you---

Dear Nan and family:: Your time in Lancaster as our families were growing was great fun. Our tennis parties, club outings, and New Years Eve gatherings were enjoyed by all. Don's voice, kind heart, and Irish humor were there for all to love and admire. We will be thinking of your fine family in the days ahead and wish you peace and love for a man well remembered. With deepest sympathy, Ron and Dee Smith

Nan, so sorry to learn of Don's passing. What fond memories we have of Don. All the fun parties and Don singing his Irish songs-seems like yesterday. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, Soni and John

I'm so sorry to hear about Don's passing. We worked closely on Floor Division conventions, and we shared Detroit experiences [I grew-up in Birmingham.] Don's energy, sense of humor and humility drew people to him. Armstrong, and all of us, were better because of him. RIP, Don.

Nan: I regret your loss. Don was one of the good ones. Remember his convention speech:"The difference between involvement and commitment"? An Armstrong classic! Best wishes, Fred