Robert Michael Morris

Michael, the world is a little dimmer without you here.

Michael was at the center of the 23rd tour of the National Players Company playing among other roles, Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew. That tour famous for years in National Players' lore was known as the "happy tour". Why "happy"?, we countered production and touring conditions by laughing are way across the USA. Michael was a generating force of never ending comedy. He is remembered with great affection. Condolences to his family and many friends.

Mr. Morris was my drama teacher at Gannon University in Erie, PA over forty years ago.
He gave me the lead in a play he wrote called, Flowers
for a Lexington Lady.
He was kind, creative, an excellent teacher and a wonderful human being.
He is putting on a show in heaven. Mr. Morris, you were loved.

I am sorry that Michael has passed on. Now he is in the peace of the Lord. Wish I got to say goodbye. God Bless you my friend.

My condolences to family and friends of Michael. He was a phenomenal actor, teacher and playwright. From Dayton, Ohio, to California, New-York, from Marianist time to celebrity time, from struggle to success, be reassured that he rests for ever in Love and Peace !

Michael Morris was a belived teacher to many. His menory will be cherished. Prayers offered for the repose of his soul and foe peace and comfort to his lived ones.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.