William Morse

We were the best of friends all through High School. What a sad loss...

Dee, I just heard from one of my H.S. friends about "Sandy". Although I haven't seen him since H.S. I remember many great times traveling around in his Jeep. I'm reminded of fun trips. I was glad to read that he had a good and full life but saddened to hear of his passing.

I only remember you as a kind and helpful person, good musician and good guy, sad to see you go.

I was lucky enough to have met Sandy at Be Music. A truly impressive individual. I love seeing all the boys at Be Music and Sandy was just that one of the boys. I loved talking to him about the various Texas singer-songwriters such as Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt and Joe Ely. I learned a lot from him about music but I learned a lot in general from him. I am learning even more in his passing. He was an extremely humble man and extremely kind. A true peach of a man who dealt with what came...

Sandy was a very fine man and a talented and knowledgeable member of the local folk music community in Rutland. VT. He will be sorely missed by all of us. Dee, and family, may the memories of your joyous times together prevail.

Sandy will be missed so very much, by so very many. He was truly a kind, loving, and generous man and it was an honor to have known him. I feel even more honored to be able to consider him as a second father; he provided a wonderful example of what a father, dedicated family man, and just an all-round respectful adult should be.

Dee I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your dad well when we were teenagers.

Sandy was the best.