Douglas K. Morris

Doug and I grew up living across the street from each other on Fort Worth Street in Grand Prairie. We knew each other since 2nd grade. I'm so sorry I only learned of his passing just recently. Doug was such a good person and a great friend. We had so much fun just hanging out, listening to music and borrowing his dad's car to go riding around on Saturday nights. He was an excellent drummer. He would buy an album and then start working on the drummer's solo. In fact he would work on a song ...

Merry Christmas Daddy!!! I miss you, always will...

Dear Doug, today, the 20th of June 2018 is one year since you left us. Miss you, love you forever, dear friend. Rest In Peace, nice, kind, wonderful man.

Wishing my Dad a Merry Christmas in heaven. Love and miss you.

Doug was my father. He was an excellent dad. Growing up, he would open our garage door and invite kids from the neighborhood to play street fighter. My friends would tell me how cool he was and how lucky I was to have him. He was always so kind and considerate to everyone, he would always tell me "treat everyone else the way you want to be treated". He loved to tell jokes, he loved to make me laugh. he loved to make others happy. over the past few days I've heard stories about how he helped...

Doug has been a very very good friend most of our lives ... we have done alot of things together... work on our cars and motorcycles together .. went camping, fishing... he loved guns and playing drums was a great dental technician .. he loved life and was fun to be with... was a great PATRIOT
We will love and miss him dearly
Roger and Bridgett

Doug was one of the nicest and most caring people I ever met. We worked together at Stern Reed for many years. I loved him very much, he was my best friend there. I will miss our countless hours of talk and texting and his corny jokes. My sympathies to his family, I am sending prayers and love to all of you. Be happy and at peace my friend. With Love, Pam Outlaw