S. Reed Morian

I met him when I was a child in the 60's. He drove a surplus City of Houston parks truck and he was cleaning his mom's pool. To be honest, I really did not know him well, I was simply too young. Sorry to read that he passed, as I remember it, he was "Good People".

I not only did I work for him, I thought of him as a friend. We shared a birthday. I look back on the meeting, meals we shared and the hunting with him at Nilo as the truly great times. RIP

Reed was the quintessential gentleman with a great smile and an incredible memory. He always wanted to know how I was doing. Reed, you will certainly be missed. May you rest in God´s beautiful hands.

What a great guy, I am the son of Boyd Taylor who worked for Dixie Chemical Co. Hired by Reed's father Stan sometime in the 60's. He was with DX Holding Co until he also was taken by cancer in 2009. Reed taught me how to shoot skeet very well as we competed as a team at the Greater Houston Gun Club. I was maybe 15 years old at that time. My most fond memories were in the 80's down in Mexico when they still allowed expense accounts White Wing Hunting, and catering to the customers. Reed always...

We send our deepest condolences. employee.

My sincere condolences to Mrs. Reed Morian and Sally. Reed was one of the finest person I had ever known.

Dearest Sallie, Loosing your only brother is a staggering loss, particularly one so special. His obituary is one for the ages - he would have loved it! He was so lucky to have you as his sister. Love, Binky

Laurie, Evans and I send you our deepest condolences and lots of hugs. Theresa Attwell

My condolences to the family. Even though I never had the honor to meet Mr. Morian, I had the privilege of working for his company DPC for 35 years. I heard many wonderful stories of his involvements or charities and groups. May you rest in Peace Reed.