Kyle Douglas Morrell

Hello, Dixie. This is Vauna's oldest daughter, Laura. I was very saddened to hear about Kyle's health challenges and passing. My husband and I were students at BYU during part of the time Kyle played there, and we enjoyed keeping up with his football career. We will keep you in our thoughts as you go through this difficult time, and we hope that you will be able to find some peace.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

So sorry to hear of Kyle’s passing. I have so many fun memiories of our young childhood. May you all be blessed with peace and comfort. ❤ Much love to you all

How kind Kyle was to me while playing little league baseball. I’ll be forever grateful for the patience he and his dad (our coach that year) had for an undersized catcher (me) who could barely throw it back to the pitcher (Kyle). They both made me a better player and person and were great examples of what a teammate and coach should be.

I am saddened by the death of Kyle.
I too lost a younger brother and it is not the way things are supposed to go.
I have vivid memories of all the fun we had at the Clothing markets and sample sales.
I also remember the rounds of golf we played and how being on a best ball team with the three Morrell men made me bear down to contribute my share.
My thoughts are with you all Dixie, Guy and Colleen, Marie and Gene and all of the kids and grandkids .

First met Kyle, at 9 years of age on the little league fields of Bountiful. It was a decade of competing with but mostly against Kyle in all sports. Which, he was usually the victor. There a very few stories of Bountiful and Viewmont rivalries that Kyle's name would not be mentioned, classics. In over 50 years as a player and high school coach have I never witnessed a better overall athlete than Kyle. Competitor on the field but was your friend off the field. God bless the Morell family.

My heart goes out to the Morrell family. Our life is a test with many lessons. Kyle had a difficult test as an athlete losing his physical abilities. May the knowledge of Christ’s redemption bring peace to your soul. View not 1974 alumni, Kevin Wilson

Kyle is one of those people in life we will never forget. We grew up in the same neighborhood always playing football, baseball, basketball, wiffle ball, and golf. He was amazing at all of these, even back then. At Viewmont, he was a stand out in football, basketball and baseball. He was definitely the kind of guy you were grateful to have as a teammate. More importantly he was awesome person and friend.
My condolences and prayers are with his family, some of the best people you'll...