Marsha Kaye Morton

Marsha was the best most patient person. She really had a passion for nursing and passing her knowledge to the next nurses. I will always remember her-we had the same birthday. I graduated from Westminster 1990. Darlene RN

Marsha was one of kind - so giving and fun to know. She knew how to graciously offer care and medical advice if needed. She delighted in bringing gifts to family and friends from her many trips. Her good deeds will always be remembered and cherished. It's bittersweet to bid her farewell but there's comfort in knowing she's free from pain and "back home" with our beloved Savior.

Martha was a wonderful colleague at Westminster University. She elevated our academic and humanitarian goals. I admired her greatly.

Dear Marsha you were always so kind to me and my mother Suzanna Dicou I thought of you often. All the little gifts you gave my mom the dancing penguin, so many more. Game night was always fun. Mom would say, hey Jennifer, the gangs getting together. I was always included. Thank you for being the loving person you were, love you Jennifer Dicou

She was the best friend I've ever had outside my immediate family. She was true, always there, generous with her time and love, and never said a negative thing about anybody. She lived an exemplary life!