Earl P. Morrow

Sally your name just came in to my mind today. Googled your name and found Earl´s obituary. I am so very very sorry to read of his passing. I remember how kind and friendly you and Earl were to us when we lived in your neighborhood in Mt Pleasant.

Sue and I considered Earl and Sally to be the best neighbors we've ever had. Our years living next door to them on Heritage Ct. in Mount Pleasant, MI were enriched by their presence.

We are incredibly sad that we will not be able to attend Earl’s funeral visitation. With an increase of COVID-19 positivity and our jobs being in healthcare, we feel it’s best to keep our distance. We’ve known Earl for the past 11 years and could not have asked for a better neighbor. Please know that we absolutely adored Earl and his kind and giving personality. He was always so quick to help and we will never forget him. Please accept our deepest condolences.

Mrs. Morrow, Nancy & Jane, I am so very sorry for your loss. Growing up together, I have quite a few memories of hanging at your house, as well as attending church gatherings at North Branch. May the memories you have heal your heart during this difficult time. God Bless!

So sorry to hear this...Earl was a wonderful man with a heart of gold. He cared deeply for other people, and never hesitated to pitch in and help. He and his buddy Bill Kirby were instrumental in the success of the Mobile Food Pantry at Wesley Park when we started it. They would load their trucks up with food from Feeding America West Michigan so that the people who came for food could have significantly more than what the mobile truck provided. My thoughts and prayers are with Sally,...

So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Earl always had smile and always made a point after to come over to me and shake my hand after church. He will be missed