Eleanor (Ellie) Dugan Morgan

She was preceded in death by granddaughter, Natalie R. Martinez, brother John Brady Twohy; sister Melanie A. Twohy; sons-in-law Jose Aguilar and Neal Catone; and husbands Cumberland Dugan and C.R. Morgan. Ellie is survived by her children Margaret (Kelly) Catone; Eleanor (Dardie) Pringle and her husband Jeff; Frederick (Jamie) Dugan and his wife Maggie; John Brady Dugan and his wife Erin; Harriet (Heidi) Dugan and her husband Nat; stepdaughter Karen M. Mullins and her husband Bo; her brother’s wife Doreen Twohy and nieces Melanie, Eileen, and Barbara Twohy. She is also survived by her 13 grandchildren: Daniel, Gabriel, Naomi, Cole, Michael, Claire, Catie, Mollie, Emily, Benjamin and his wife Aleena, Christopher, Colleen, and Tiernan, and one great-grandson, Prahbhir.

Ellie was born August 9,1933, in Spokane, Washington, where she graduated from Nursing School as an RN. She loved to help people through her nursing vocation. She later moved to Baltimore, Maryland, where she married Cumberland Dugan in 1959, and raised a family of five children. A talented seamstress, she enjoyed demonstrating her love for her family through her talent with a needle, whether through sewing Halloween costumes, knitting Christmas stockings, or creating beautiful prom gowns for her daughters. She and her husband Cumberland moved their family from Baltimore to San Antonio, Texas, in the early 70s where she taught nursing at the University of the Incarnate Word. Ellie married Clark Raymond (C.R.) Morgan in 2000 after Cumberland died in 1996. She lived with C.R. in San Antonio until he passed away in 2009. After a long and frustrating journey with dementia, she died surrounded by the family she loved so much and is now at peace.

Memorial Mass will be held at our Lady of Atonement Catholic Church, January 14, 2023 at 9:00 am with a Rosary preceding at 8:30am. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery at 11:00 am.

Pray for our Mother that she may be eternally happy and at peace. In lieu of flowers please make donations to Catholic Relief Services https://www.crs.org/ or Christus Hospice Promise Foundation https://lhcgroup.com/foundation/