Dr. George Cadogan Morgan Jr. M.D. Ph.D.

We always chatted on Christmas day. I shall miss that more than I can say. As children we had to eat breakfast and get dressed up and our father would take pictures before we could open presents or play with our Santa Claus gifts.

I lost my dear brother a year ago. As a child we called him the absent-minded professor. Who knew that one day he would become a professor. I pray for him each night and miss him terribly.

My deepest sympathies to the family. I do research on all our George Cadogan Morgan descendants and relatives. I wish I´d known Dr. Morgan! I live in NW Georgia. Please do contact me about new research on our ancestors. [email protected]

Dear Alida, FA & I (Karen Moore) just found out about George passing away & wanted to contact you but didn´t know how. We are so sorry.

I worked with Dr. Morgan at Healthsouth. He was a wonderful doctor and person. He was always kind and gave his patients excellent care and was also respectful to his coworkers. My mother needed a neurology consert and he was able to help get her placed in assisted living, and never failed to ask about her when I saw him at work. He will be missed.

I met Dr Morgan shortly after arrival to Huntsville. We would refer patients to each other and as comment before mine, he was the consummate neurologist, physician, and professional. He was an inspirational physician and human being and will be greatly missed. My condolences to his wife and family. Walter J. Hubickey

May God bless you and your family in tinhis time of sorrow.

My friendship with George stretches back to our days at Birmingham Southern College. George was a close friend and a true gentleman. His wife, Alida, and my wife, Patricia were also commensurate friends and once roommates. Our friendship reaches back many, many years. George will always be remembered as caring, kind, friendly, and always willing to lend a helping hand. An excellent example of a compassionate true gentleman. His presence always exuded confidence, compassion, and a...

Enjoyed working with him and sharing call responsibilities as a colleague from 1990. I never saw him without his smile! Heart felt condolences