Nan Hee Morrison

It has been almost 1 month since your passing away Darling and it sure has been difficult to realize that you are no longer here with us here on Earth. I know that you are at Peace now with no more Pains and suffering that you had while you were here especially the last almost year of your life. It saddened me to see you go through the rapid decrease in your ability to do the things that you used to do and your memory as well. I loved you so much Yobo and you were the Greatest Gift to me and...

Nan you were the Calm to my many Storms in life there when I first got there to Camp Casey in Tongduchon South Korea which was home of the 2nd Infantry Division and I was assigned to HHC 122 Signal Battalion as a Unit Supply Sergeant. I met Nan Hee on a Saturday Afternoon where she had caught a Bus from where she lived at on the Outskirts of the City of Seoul. She did not speak that much English and I didn't speak much Korean so it was kind of hard to understand but through Hard work and...

Nan had a wonderful heart and was a fantastic cook. I was her DIVISION Chief when she worked at Fort Campbell. She always made me laugh when I would see her and see would say "Ciicken" in a giggly voice. She knew I loved her fried chicken. Nan was a very devoted employee and I will miss her! May she rest in eternal peace!

Nan was the Calming Force that I was needing in my life and I met her in August 1985 and we began seeing each other after our meeting and having to get her Mother and Father's Okay to date his Daughter and maybe even marry her. During the months that we seen each other and getting to know her Family I started to really care for her and also her Family because they showed me a lot of Respect and treated me so kind. Nan and I were married on 3 December 1985 in Seoul South Korea and she gave me...

Larry and family, so sorry for your loss, Nan was a good friend and co worker she will be missed.