Dear Dallas, Waco and Chad     Our memories of Margaret- so many and so happy- vacations in Ireland Germany and New England. Fun times in Texas and when things were not quite so good she could see through them.Its not surprizing that we will miss her. Enjoy the pictures that came from Christa in Ingolstadt. The photos were her mothers. Tante Julie always felt their lives were similar.     Bob and Fred   Yardley Pa.

Dear, Dallas, Waco, and Chad
I was sorry to hear of your mom passing.  We had great fun those years as kids, and your mom was always a part of that fun.  Our prayers are with you and your families.  We will always remember these great times with your mom.

Dear Morris Family,
Even though I only met you once at cousin Fred Schillinger's house in Tinicum, Pa., I will always remember that fun evening we spent together. Bob remembers Margaret in her earier years. Our sympathies are with you and your families.

Dear Dallas, Waco and Chad,

I am very sorry to hear about your mother.  I have always thought very highly of your mother and have a lot of great memories of her driving us to baseball practice, or when a Houston Astro got hurt and was in the hospital she would always find a way to get their autograph for us. I have a tremendous amount of respect for how your mother raised three great men all by herself.  I was in Houston about three years ago and was driving through the old neighborhood and stopped by to see your mother and I am glad I did, it was great to see her.  I am sorry we could not be at the funeral.  We will keep yall in our prayers.

Dear Dallas, Chad, and Waco, I will always remember your mom fondly; your family's visits to the East to were great fun.  Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers as you face this difficult time.
-Greg Schillinger & Family

To The Family,
    Your Mom was a great Nurse and Mother. I know you have treasured moments in your memeory. Remember the great times and the love in your heart.
Marie Wilson (Fran's sister)

Dallas, Waco, Chad and Family:

Our family lived on the next street from Margaret and her family in Houston for years.    We were so close and our children went to school together, participated in sports together and we had such a great time visiting with each other.   When we were transferred to San Antonio, the hardest part of the move was leaving our GREAT neighbor, Margaret Morris and her family.   We had so many memories of good times.  I remember how Margaret loved growing her roses.   Also, I remember when she told us about the morning she was at the coffee shop before work and she opened her newspaper and there was an article and a picture of her son, Dallas, while serving in Desert Storm.   She was so proud of him and shocked to open the newspaper to such news.   Sorry we cannot be there for the service but our thoughts and prayers will be with you.    We will surely miss Margaret!
MIKE AND BRENDA CAREW

Dear Morris Family,

Margaret maintained her youthful exuberance and vitality while raising three fine sons to carry on her legacy.  Being  memorialized in such a fine manner is all any mother could ask.  Uncle Ralph, Aunt Fran and family

Dear Boys and Family, Margaret was a loving presence in all our lives.  She will be sorely missed.  My prayers are with you.
Ruth McConnell
Katy, Texas

Dear Boys and Family, I am lost for words Aunt Margaret was my favorite she was light at heart loved the simple things in life and was fun to be with. May all your sweet memories help ease the pain. I have you all in my prayers.With Our Deepest Sympathy

OBITUARIO

Margaret Mary Morris

1 marzo, 1931 – 13 junio, 2011

Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home & Cemetery

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