Vivian Louise Greggs Morris

I am deeply saddened by the death of Mrs. Morris. She was my second grade teacher back in 1972. She is resposible for making me understand and love school. She also inspired me to pursue my current profession, teaching. It is ironic that I should be teaching 2nd grade at the time of her passing. I loved her very much and kept in touch with her every year at Christmas. I will always love her and will continue to try to make her proud in my work. Good bye Mrs. Morris. Your are truly an...

I was saddened to hear of the death of Mrs. Morris. I was a member of Cogswell UMC when Rev. George Morris was the pastor. My prayers are with her family and friends. May God continue to bless you.

Thank you Aunt Vivian for the wonderful time we spent together, I did not come each summer like my sisters to work in the yard and spend vacations here in Texas with the family like they did I was not here yet. I do remember going to your house to see you and you always gave me some good advice and taught me how to do the right thing. I will remember your little high pitched voice most cause you reminded me of a little angel.I love you and I will miss you . God in heaven has a special place...

Vivian's memory will forever be with us and her generosity that will live forever will make Disciples of Jesus Christ for as long as we mark time on this earth. Thank God for her life!

We miss you already. I miss wearing your big hats. I miss planting your flowers and helping with little things. We miss you at Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners. We love you. God has you now.

We miss you already. I miss wearing your big hats. I miss planting your flowers and helping with little things. We miss you at Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners. We love you. God has you now.

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Ms. Morris. I remember her love and dedication to her church, her husband and his work as well as her work. May she rest in eternal peace.

With love and prayer