Richard "Tristy" Morrill

I remember fainting in Tristy´s house while expecting my first son with his brother Joe. (Who has passed as well). I came to on the couch with Tristy holding a cool washcloth on my forehead. I knew then that I had married into a kind and thoughtful family. You are missed.

Rest In Peace Tristy and condolences to his surviving Family

I am sorry to hear of Tristy passing. Although I had not seen him in many years, I will remember him as being a good friend, and loving father. Fly high Tristy, I'll keep you in my good thoughts and prayers.

We are sorry for your loss. Think about you all the time.


Love aunt rainy and martin

So many years ago we road our bikes and ice skated in your yard. New Castle and the gang of kids are fond memories. I was Sue Clarke then but now Sue Hodgson. My thoughts and prayers to the family!

I was really looking forward to seeing Tristy again at our 50th reunion. I have lots of great memories of him at PHS and he was a favorite to many of us. My prayers are sent to his family and friends. I will be looking for you at heaven's gate Tristy and we will have that reunion my friend. God speed.

The Class of 1967 extends it's condolences to the Morrill family.

PHS Class of 1967 extends it's sincere condolences to the Morrill family.

JP

Back in the 1950s and '60s "Tristy" Morrill was a young, vibrant kid, a few years younger than me, whose singing voice was acknowledged as a major mellifluous contribution to our church's choir, where his dad was also a great singer and his grandmother was organist. I remember all his family back then and was stunned to see his passing in the news today. His sister, Andrea, and brother, Joey, were others in his family I was privileged to know. Although in recent years I have not seen...