Lost my Dad Monday...........

[CRAZY70MAN]

For those of you that have. You know how bad it hurts. To those of you that haven't. You can't imagine. Just another friendly reminder to enjoy EVERY second you can with your loved ones.

Very sorry for your loss. I knew of your situation from reading your posts. I beleive you have had your hands full for quite some time now. Your Dad is in a better place now. Your quote above is right on the money. God bless you and your family.

[Cave Rider]

So sorry to hear that... My father means the world to me. I am watching him get worse everyday. He has emphysema, pleurisy,copd, and asthma... He smokes 4 packs a day... the man that I remember was strong, and in good health... my stomach turns to read of your story. There is something about the holidays, that really make me think of being young and having my family at its best... it hurts just to write this, as I am thinking of the inevitable... God bless your father and your family... May he be with you through the holidays. -Pat

[dirtflinger66]

Sorry for your loss, keep the good memories close that is what keeps their legacy alive.

[Scootertrash]

Sorry for your loss. Condolences from myself and the wife.

[oldskool83]

hope you can heal and know hes always with you in your mind. sorry for your loss.

[coolpool]

I am shocked and sorry to hear this news Bill. From your posts and our conversation we had I can tell you are a caring, unselfish man and gave it your all to make his life all that it could be. Reflect on the memories and relish the time you spent together. Time will lesson the pain of this loss but he will never be forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Pete

[atc007]

One heck of a group of guys here.... Thanx ALL of you. Pat,,,I WILL say this. Don't focus on what WAS with your Dad. He aint going back. DEAL with what you have now. Tell him HOW MUCH you love him now. Soon my friend, he WILL be gone. Sorry to be so blunt. But ,it is true. And yes,,,the Holidays Do make it that much worse.. Dads last words were how Beautiful my girls had decorated the Christmas tree. He went peacefully in his sleep,after a really hard Sunday night... I'm still interested in dealing on the stuff Pat.. This is his Obit... I wasn't going to,but feel I should????


LYLE E. MORGAN 91
On the morning of Monday, November 19th, 2012, Lyle Edmund Morgan of Shunk went to be with his Lord while at his residence, surrounded by his loving family . He was 91 years of age. Born on his family’s farm February 25th, 1921, he was one of fifteen children in the family of William and Belle (Brown) Morgan. Lyle learned at an early age the virtues of honesty, hard work and devotion to family, character traits for which he was well-known throughout his life. He volunteered for service in the U. S. Marine Corps to defend our country during the Second World War, joining five of his brothers who also served our nation so admirably. Upon returning home Lyle met the love of his life, Florence Stone. They were united in marriage and shared sixty-four years and raised two sons and two daughters. He and his family operated the family dairy farm in Fox Township, providing a Heavenly place upon which to raise his children. Lyle was an excellent role model and mentor for young people. No matter how huge the job or daunting the task he would always see it through, and those who had assisted him were left with a feeling of confidence, accomplishment and pride in a job well done.
Lyle is survived by his wife, Florence, and sons Stephen and Bill (& Rebecca) Morgan, all at home, daughters Mary Lou (& Dick) Isbell of Ulster and Pam (& Jim) Bailey of Fairbanks, Alaska, brothers Dale (& Dorothy) Morgan of Alabama, Glen (& Betty) Morgan of Canton and John (& Beverly) Morgan of Ulster, sisters Josephine Lewis of Hillsgrove and Norma Lodge of Canton, sisters-in-law Eleanor Hanna, Evelyn Blow, Edith Lucas, Jean Shaner, Linda Runkle, and Janet Wagner, and brother-in-law Clarence Stone, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Belle Morgan, Mother and Father in law, Francis and Laura Stone, brothers Frank, Martin, Melvin, Stanley and Vance Morgan, sisters Dorothy Kipp, Doris Rathbun, Madeline Kilmer and Esther Caluso, and sister-in-law Doris Stone. And numerous in laws ,nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be 11a.m. until noon, Friday, November 23rd at Morse & Kleese Funeral Home, 94 N. Center Street, Canton. Funeral service will be at noon with the Rev. Janet Wagner, retired Methodist minister, officiating. Interment will be in the Morgan Family Cemetery, Fox Township. The family will provide the flowers and suggests that memorial contributions be directed to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, 298 West Chester Pike, Broomall, Pa., 19008

[Jason125m]

Very sorry to hear about your loss Bill. Keep your head up and remember the good times! Your father has been there for you for you're whole life, through all the ups and downs, and he will continue to watch over for the rest of your life. Hes in a better place, at peace, smiling about all the good times the both of you had.

We're all here for you Bill!

[Dirtcrasher]

So sorry Bill. That was a very nice obituary.

Take care my friend!

[250rs-neva-die]

Very sorry for you loss Bill. Wish you and your family the best.

[bkm]

Bill, not only have you lost a father, but we as a nation have lost another Hero. Love em' while you got em' folks. None of us know what tomorrow is going to bring.

[ditchmud]

Very sorry Bill to hear of your loss. I know what you are going through. Losing my father was absolutely the worst day in my life.

[2fiftyR]

I am truly sorry for your loss.

[beets442]

Sorry to hear that.Prayers to you and yours.

[atc007]

Very sorry Bill to hear of your loss. I know what you are going through. Losing my father was absolutely the worst day in my life.

You said it best Rich,,,