Condolence: Dear Judy, Tom & Allison -- Words cannot express the love I extend to each of you. I hope you can feel my arms around you in an attempt to provide comfort at this unimaginable time. My thoughts and prayers are with you. With all my love, Patty Bryan

Condolence: Stephanie & family,

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. There are no words to express that will lessen your pain. I hope one day you will find comfort in your memories and know you have a special angel looking over you.

Love,
Kim and Steve Brewer

Condolence: My condolences to Morgans family and friends, a great guy and fond memories. Although it has been along time since I've seen him I'll keep a great guy in memory. God has him in his keeping... God Bless

Condolence: Our sympathy goes out to the family and friends of a fellow racer Morgan.
Judy and Jack

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to those who loved and were loved by Morgan.

Condolence: Morgan, you will be missed by all those who knew you and more. I had the pleasure of chatting with you on occasion, and am so sorry for you, your family, fiance, and friends. You're all in my prayers. You'll have to show us the lines on those streets of Gold when we all join you again one day.

RIP MR 624

Condolence: To Stephanie, Judy, Tom and Ally: I wish I could be there to show my love and support for you. I have so many memories of Morgan, and they all make me laugh. I can't count the number of times he would say to me that he must be a teacher's nightmare. It was hard to convince him that he was anything but. We always agreed that he hated school work, didn't hate school. And that is because he always viewed work as something that had to show him a purpose. And books and papers didn't show him a purpose. But using his mind to solve practical problems. Working to complete a purposeful task. Morgan was who you wanted to call. We had a discussion one day in class about how the Ag students who were not college bound were viewed by the teachers at Nonnewaug. I always felt that people like Morgan (who was in the class) should ask these folks who they would call to free them from the car wreck. The last time I saw Morgan, he was driving for Cole Bros. Lumber in Woodbury. And he seemed happy. He was making his own money and his own way in life. That was years ago. I am glad he found happiness with Stephanie, and that things seem to be going well. Even without seeing him for years, I really miss him. He and I shared a magic moment driving to the New York Airports in a blizzard with a broken wiper. A very hairy and on reflection, a very funny moment. I kept yelling at the wipers and the snow and the time...and Morgan finally said, "Where did you get that temper?" I had to laugh. Same family genes you have, buddy. My prayers are with you all. I wish I could join you.

Much love and sadness...Jim Morgan

Condolence: Morgan you and your family will always be with us in our hearts and prayers. You are a wonderful person and will be missed. love ya

Condolence: very sorry for your loss

Condolence: Ali, Judy and Tom, words seem so inadequate at a time like this. We are here to help in whatever way we can. We look forward to seeing you when you get back to Montana. In the meantime, know our prayers and hugs are headed your way.