Morris Phillip Summerfield

I too want to say thank you to everyone who signed dad's guest book it really means a lot to hear from you. I recognize several names of friends I haven't seen in years and that is really nice. It is very hard to have your father pass away but I am fortunate to have support from a wonderful family and many friends who knew him. I think we all spend a lot of time now remembering all the funny things he used to do that made us laugh and the things we used to do as a family. Life will never be...

I wanted to personally say "Thank You" to everyone that wrote in Dad's guestbook, sent flowers & cards, called on the phone with condolences, attended Dad's viewing or service, or just thought about all of our family during our time of grief. It has been 28 days since Dad made his trip to heaven, and for me, it has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions. I keep telling myself that he is doing great up there and he is looking in on all of us and making his nose wrinkle up like he always used...

I owe a lot to Morris he has given us a wonderful daughter in-law, and through the last year and a half it has been my pleasure to get to know him better, we had a lot of spats and a lot of good times, he loved going out to eat and although he moved slowly, just get him out and he could really move to get into the restaurant, I will miss him and our time spent teasing one another.

Dear Dorris: My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. My Mom was Mildred Haglund Wright, your close friend during nurses' training at Emanuel Hospital in Portland. She often spoke so lovingly of you, Morris and your girls. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Friends,
I was deeply saddened to hear of your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Morris when he called on our stores. I'll always remember him as a fine salesman and a real gentleman. He brightened my workdays with his smile and great sense of humor...

DEAR DORRIS AND FAMILY
MOM AND I WERE SO SAD TO HEAR ABOUT MORRIS PASSING. I REMEMBER WHEN MORRIS USE TO COME INTO NORTH TOWN 5& 10 CENT STORE IN NORTH ARCATA,I AS A CHILD I WAS ALWAYS EXCITED ABOUT SEEING HIM BECAUSE HE BROUGHT NEW THINGS TO SELL MOM.
I COULD TELL HOW MUCH HE LOVED HIS JOB, HE'LL BE GREATLEY MISSED.
LOVE LENA DAL PORTO & DIANA BRIDGES

I will miss our lunches together and the teasing with did to each other when it came time to pay the bill. I will always remember your everlasting friendship with my wife and I and the support you gave my wife in my absense. Rest in peace my friend.

Mike Adams

Dear Auntie Dorris and Family;
My brother and I will always have fond memories of Uncle Morris chasing us down the hall with his razor when he was staying with his sister in Coos Bay.
He will truly be missed.

Dear Dorris and Family,
I read with sadness of your loss. I am so sorry. I always thought he was a most gentle man.
(Ruth Henkle) (Barbara Niles Kramer's mother)