JOHN R. MORGAN

Just heard about John's far too early passing. I met John at UVA and became his a fraternity brother in 72. No Phi Sig will fail to remember John's head of long blond hair and his friendship. Glad he followed his dreams. My sympathies to all his family.

John Morgan

Just hearing his name prompts me to lift my head and smile!

For almost 42 years, I had the privilege of being John's friend. As I expect was true for most of us, every encounter with John was an uplifting experience. John's ceaselessly evoked a positive, engaging, and contagious energy.

John and I had many shared interests. Beyond our wives, family, dogs, and general lust for life, we both had a passion for surfing. When we were young in the late...

John you will missed good friend. It was a pleasure getting to know you over the last 15 years and hear the stories about your Brahma bull! My condolences to your family and loved ones.

John made is mark in so many ways!
I consider it as a privilege and honor to have known and worked with him for many years.
Condolences to Johns family.
Gods speed to our friend.

John & I were fellow pledges and fraternity brothers @ UVA. Unfortunately I hadnt seen him since those days. I remember him as a real nice guy who was always fun to be around.

Im very sorry to hear of his untimely passing and send along my sincere condolences to his family and friends.

I met John about 10 years ago, while desperately searching for good survey companies in Florida to assist in numerous projects for Jacksonville USACE. Like many others, we become not only business associates but friends. I guess it was we both were playing with cattle at the time and shared stories about dangerous situations. He will be missed!

John and I met in 1970 during our 1st year at the University of Virginia. We became good friends, roommates, and fraternity brothers. I shared John's passing with a group of other fraternity brothers and all were saddened, and shared stories of what a wonderful friend he was. I know I speak for all of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity at Virginia, that John was a great man and will be missed. Our condolences to the family for their loss.