Dr. John Morgan,
With Sympathy in your Loss,

Life is a journey of sweetness and sorrow, of yesterday's memories.
Although no words of sympathy can ease the loss you bear, still, may you find some comfort knowing others truly care. 
Keeping you and your family on our prayers,

On behalf of Pastor Brian Grant (Germantown/Grace Church Assembly), all elders, and the missionary department team,

I was privileged to know both John and Michelle and to serve with them on the ABWE health team.  She will be greatly missed, and our prayers are with John and the family.  With much love.  Dick Stagg

Our hearts go out to you, John  and your dear family.  "Live so as to be missed"  applies to your dear wife.  We look to the coming of our Lord Jesus when our faith will be made sight and we will see our loved ones again!! Praying for you.
Pastor Tom Wright & wife Sue.

In the early development of International Health Care Ministries we were privileged to have Michele work with our team. She always made such good contributions and aided the impact of our outreach to people in need. 
      It was a joy to see her continue to channel her considerable talents and gifts in support and leadership of co-workers and compassionate care for the needy.  I pray for you, her family as the God of all comfort sustains and strengthens you during these bitter sweet days: loss for you and gain for her. 
Becky Davey

Dear John and family,

Michele has been such a bright and inspiring light in the lives of so many - including ours. She will be missed and very much remembered for her caring spirit and love for others.

May God give her rest and give you strength to carry on.

Colonial Baptist Church
Great Commission Ministry
Cecil Cunigan

Sharing memory: in a small women’s bible study group, the women were sharing how they met their husbands and I will always remember the pure joy and enthusiasm that Michele spoke with as she described knowing John and how she had hoped he would propose and how excited she was to accept, even though she was describing an event decades earlier. A true picture of a close bond and real love. Another memory is Michele as a trusted friend and nurse practitioner. She and I were actually in the same Advanced Pathohysiology class together. I experienced vertigo one morning at home and was pretty sure I was OK, but remained dizzy, so I asked her to come over and just check my blood pressure, which of course she did and agreed that it was just vertigo. Always displaying a caring  soul.

My family and I, along with Guyanese people were truly blessed by Miss Michelle's kindness in coming down here in South America and assist our people. Her gentleness in caring and helping the sick here will in our memories for years to come. Not only that, but she also was so gracious to cook dinner for us and teach us a recipe we still make.

May God richly grant consolation for the family, specially Pastor John Morgan.  May let her walk with Christ and life glorify God and be an example for others.

Thank you, Lord, for blessing us with her friendship. 

John and Fabi Nascimento
Guyana
South America

Thinking of you and your family. Sending healing prayers and comfort during this difficult time.

My heartfelt condolences to John and family on Michele's passing from ALS.  I only met Michele a few times but I read John's lovely book written about and to her that gave me a window into who she was.   I'm heartened to know she's in God's hands now and no longer suffering from this terrible disease.

OBITUARY

Michele Mae Morgan

November 20, 1955 – July 15, 2025

Schoedinger Margarum Northeast

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