Thornton Whatley Morris

I wanted to express my prayers to the family of Thornton Morris, Sr. I had the pleasure of staying with him about 12 years ago at his home in Cumberland Island with a couple of friends. He was so interesting, and very nice, and extremely smart. Each morning we would sit on the porch and he would tell us such interesting stories. While on the trip, his dog got lost, and we worked one day looking for the dog, and it ended up at Greyfield Inn the next day. Thank You, Jason B. Stinson

Sending much love to all of Thornton's loved ones. May each and every one receive the love and support they need and deserve right now. Throughout his life, Thornton touched many people's lives, my own included. Thornton may you rest easy or soar onto the next place you are meant to land if the case may be. xoxo

To Thorton´s Family , We send our deepest condolences to you all , To Thorton, Scott , Van and especially Mirim , all the children and grandchildren . Thorton was a part of our Cumberland family as long as I can remember , a dear and trusted friend and cotrustee with my Father Putnam and beloved , trusted , counted on as family by my grandmother Lucy. Thorton loved a farm as we all do in our family . He will be dearly , dearly missed . We McDowell Karrys send our heartfelt Love from Los...

Dear Family of Thornton W. Morris, Sr., My deepest condolences to you and your family. Thornton, your beloved was truly an incredible person. He was a shining legal light for our business and good friend to the CEO E. Edward Taylor in Atlanta, GA. Marylou Winthrop Nipper Clarksville, GA

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.