RICHARD-MORGAN-Obituary

RICHARD MORGAN

Washington, District of Columbia

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 RICHARD MORGAN "Dick"  June 5, 1929 ~ October 20, 2013  Noted jazz pianist Dick Morgan had over 70 years experience as a jazz pianist and vocal coach thanks in part to the early direction of Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey. At age 10, he had his own 15-minute radio show in...

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Dick and I met when we both had an office at the Georgetown Business Center. We quickly became close like brothers. We use to call each other brothers for life. We often had lunch, dinners, shopping, travels to Hilton Head etc. My true heartfelt condolences to the family. I will miss you dearly bro.

To Sylvia & Family,
Sincere condolences to you and your family. Dick was a Master Musician. I will miss his presence on the jazz scene here in DC. I remember his phenomenal playing at Sam & Harry's downtown on 19th Street. His presence at the East Coast Jazz Festival was unparalleled.

Ronnie Wells, Butch Warren, Shirley Horne, Keter Betts and many others who have gone before will be celebrating his arrival to his heavenly home. Rest in Peace Dick!
Peace & Many Blessings,

Our thoughts and prayers for the family of Dick Morgan.
Ed and Rose Franklin

To the Family of Dick Morgan:

Dick and I were classmates at Howard University School of Law. Dick was a wonderful friend with a generous spirit. The Howard University School of Law Family is honored to call Dick Morgan one of its own. While we are certain Dick will be missed, we know that the Heavens have just added a musical genius to its Heavenly Jazz Ensemble.

RIP Dick,

Dick and I have been friends since the days of "A Place Where Louie Dwells" and "W.H. Bone"...way back in the day. The kindest, gentleness, and accomplished man you could ever meet. He always had a smile and a hug for you. God Bless you, Dick, I'll think of you always whenever I hear my special song you always played for me...."The Bridge Over Trouble Waters"

Dick, thank you for your friendship. As one of your former study group partners at HUSL, I remember well your talent and passion for life. Your music lives on. God bless you.

Dick was a dear friend and a beautiful talent. He will be missed.

Dick Morgan was my classmate at HUSL, he was a dedicated, scholarly gentleman AT ALL TIMES. He will be sorely missed! My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.

It was an honor and a privilege to be in the trenches with you in our quest for higher education. Seeking donations to the Howard University School of Law Scholarship Fund is exemplary, and shows your love for the institution. I would recommend that everyone donate whatever they are moved to contribute in the name of our mutual friend.