Morris A. Range

Morris was the kindest man. I remember him coming with my grandma to watch my older sisters soccer games. I enjoyed his company and his infectious smile. I remember when he showed me his first great grandchild. Morris made everyone in his life happy and he will be missed

I will forever be grateful for Morris's presence in my life and my grandmother's (Marlene Blevins). I cherish the time I spent with Morris and my grandma and our various outings to get lunch or go to the Baltimore Museum of Art while I was living in Maryland. One of my fondest memories I have with Morris was attending the Johns Hopkins Nursing Awards night where he was honored with the Longtime Donor Award from the Dean, a perfect reflection of his kindest and dedication to others. I will...

Morris was a dear friend of my mother, Marlene Blevins. I spent a lot of time with him and even after my mother passed sway we kept n touch mainly me sending him cards when he could no longer hear on the phone . He was a kind and generous man who knew what it meant to care for others. I will miss him. He was a deeply religious person and I know he´s gone home to his God. Our pain is the price for his peace. Condolences to all who loved him.