Dr. William C. Morgan

I too went to Dr. Morgan in the old building in Ensley as a teenager and went to him for 40 years. I always enjoyed seeing him, Mrs. Morgan and especially Mary Claire and Becky.
He would never tell me how old he was, I would always kid him about when he was going to retire. Just wanted you to know I am thinking about all of you.

Mary Claire and Becky,
Your dad was my dentist from the time that I was a teenager and his practice was in Ensley until he retired. In all those years, I felt that I came to know your wonderful family even though it was only through office visits. It was a privilege to have known him.

We love you all and pray God will strengthen and guide you through this time of sadness. Stay close to God and close to one another. Remember, we are only a phone call away. Love,

I have known the Family a long time, I started working for Gray Dental lab in 1987, Thats when I met Dr. Morgan, and Mrs.Morgan, & the girls. I was sad to hear about your Dad, he was always so sweet to me, and your Mother too. I know you miss them both,they are reunited again.

I am so sorry to learn of the passing of Bill. A friend called me and told me, I don't get the paper and did not know it till Sunday night. My heart goes out to all of you. Your parents were wonderful people and great step-family. They set the example for us all, in marriage and as well as parents. They will be greatly missed. My love and prayers go out to all of you.

My thoughts and prayers continue for your family. I love Becky, Rodney and especially my best girl, Morgan, so much!! May god comfort you and keep you all.

Mary Claire and Becky: I was so sad to read about Dr. Morgan's passing. I will always remember him and your mom. Please know that you and all of your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

We are keeping your family in our prayers. We thought so much of Dr. and Mrs. Morgan. We knew them at First United Methodist Church. They were such an outgoing couple. They always had a warm greeting and a hug for us. We are so sorry for your loss. Love to your family. We knew Bill and Debbie and Mary Claire and David from the Seeker's Sunday School Class.
Cheney and Joyce Lawler

I was also raised going to Ensley Highlands Methodist Church, Minor Elementary, Ensley High and First Methodist Church. Bill was a person that would always talk to us, listen, and be patient with us younger guys which was rewarding during the forties. I remember our 31st Street football team playing the 28th Street team having guys from all ages playing. Those for sure were the good days. My condolences to my friend Dick Morgan and the Morgan family.