Sam Morton

Myra and family, I am very sorry for your loss. May the memories help you during this difficult time.

Myra and Family, So very sorry for your loss. So glad to have met such a kind spirit.
Prayers sent ~ Deborah Cook

So sorry for your loss. Sammy was truly a man that others should strive to emulate. A great guy and I will miss him. You are all in my prayers.

I remember Sam(my) as a student at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill. What a loss to his family, I'm sure, and my prayers are with them.

I got to know Sam through the School of Medicine. Sam was truly a rennaisance man. Muititalented and innovative. Above all he was a good human being. He will be sorely missed.

Sam attended The Citadel Summer Camp and later worked at the camp while I was directing it. I knew him as a camper, counselor and cadet. He was larger than life in size and soul. Just a few years ago we exchanged books we had authored. Boys growing into men like Sam was the reason I did hat I did.
Dr. John P. Smyth, Professor Emeritus, The Citadel

To the family. my heart breaks for you all. Sam is one of my favorite customers of all time at the cvs on harden street. always smiling, always a kind face, or a loving gentle hug to lift our spirits. he knew just when we needed a candy fix to make our day better. we are all going to miss him.

my prayers are with you all.

So shocked and saddened to see this. I had the privilege to know and work with Sam at USC School of Medicine. Sam was a great story teller and shared stories of his wrestling career. Thoughts and prayers for his wife and family. RIP Sam!

you will be missed by many