Mr. Morris was my AP Euro teacher at Monadnock. I hope (and think!) he knew how much his class and high expectations pushed me and my peers that year. Even though history was not my favorite subject, I loved how Mr. Morris set us to work harder than we ever had before. He was funny and old school-- that class grew a strong bond because of the movie nights he would host for us (pizza! pizza! pizza!). I never met Karen, but we adored her because she would bake us muffins from time to time. They were so delicious! 

I believe I saw Mr. Morris only once after I graduated in 2013. I believe Hannah Bush and I got coffee with him at Brewbakers? He retired sometime around then, so when I returned a few time to MRHS to say hello, he was not there. In class, he once talked to Hannah about where he lived in Richmond. Not being from Richmond, I didn´t know exactly which house was his on that street they discussed, but whenever I drove through Richmond, I always thought about Mr. Morris and which house was his. When I drive to and from NH from CT, I always think about Albert Miller. He also lived in Richmond, was part of that history class, and passed away in  2019. I´ll never forget the happiness they gave me, and their perspectives on life.  I´m so sorry for the loved ones he left behind. Please know how much Mr. Morris meant to me. 

So sorry to hear of Steves passing.  We worked together at MRHS for the 19 years I was there, and had more than one or two laughs together on the golf course.  He touched the lives of many young people.  He will be missed.

I'm so very sad to hear of his passing; Mr.Morris was my social studies teacher more than once, and my co-worker at the lumberyard for several summers. He was a proud history buff, and a very wise man. His sense of humor was delightful and we had many great conversations about music, books, and life in general. I'm grateful to have been his student. Rebekah and family, I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you as you grieve an excellent father, a great storyteller, and a genuinely good man. Love to all, and may he rest in peace 💜

Dear Morris And Adams Family,
We enjoyed working with Steve for many years.  We had lots of good times and laughter.  We will always cherish these moments.  Know that our hearts open to you and offer any support that you might need.  We are here for you and share in your sorrow.  Bless you all, John and Lorna Barth.  Danessa Watkins and Cameron Barth

Please know we are thinking of you now and in the days to come. We will always think of Steve with that lovely smile of his. Love to all of you. The Haskins' Family

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Stephen Roger Morris

March 24, 1954 – June 19, 2020

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