Albert Bruce Morgan

I met Bruce in the late 80s. His law firm, Roberts & Morgan was upstairs from my office on Canyon Crest in Riverside. Eventually, I met his second wife Kim as well. The three of us would spend time together. Bruce’s intelligent sense of humor was always enlightening. They often invited me to their cabin in Running Springs for some terrific and memorable times. “JP” Morgan was the dog of the house and Bruce and Kim surprised me on my 30th birthday with a puppy! It saddens me to know they are...

I’ve seen him around Riverside, but his obituary was what really got me. I had tears in my eyes. You cannot imagine how wonderful it was to read all the places he frequented. First place what an amazing man, what an amazing life. A real pillar of society. What a life he led. But what got me and my husband was all the businesses and places he went that made my eyes water with nostalgia. I moved to Corona in '65 and then to La Sierra in '69. I am 78 and there was not one place mentioned...

Bruce was a good friend to us. I enjoyed going to the Indy 500 with Bruce for many years. He will be missed.

What a wonderful tribute to a truly great man. Rest in peace good sir knowing your sons always speak of you with great love, pride, and admiration. Personally, I'm lucky to have known you and will fondly remember our chats on politics, history, and your love of the "brickyard".

Bruce was just a great guy and a wonderfully storyteller. We will all miss his warm personality and sense of humor. RIP