David Morrow

Dear Stephaine,
Just wanted you to know that not a day goes by that a patient or doctor ask of you and the boys. Dr. Morrow was a wonderful man. He is still greatly missed by so many of us still at CB&J. You all are held in my prayers daily. If ever I can help I am here.

Dear Morrow family and friends,
I had the pleasure of initiating Dr. Morrow into the Roper, operating room system. I used to tease him to quit being so noisy and problematic. I called him baby brother as he reminded me of my brother. He was a true gentleman and joy to work with. My funniest memory of him was when he thought the food was free for doctors, in the cafeteria. It wasn't and he had no money to pay. I was behind him and helped him out. I chuckled as all he was buying was chocolate covered peanuts! He made sure to give me back my $1.50 the next day. We laughed about that for some time. So sadly missed.

Dear Morrow Family,
I, like Tracy, attended MUSC with Dave. He was one of those guys you will never forget. I will always remember how much I was impressed by his dedication to family and church. He was someone everyone liked and enjoyed being around. I only just heard about his passing and am saddened for your loss. You will all be in my prayers. I am now blessed with 2 small children and hope to be half the patient and loving father he seemed to be.

Dear Morrow Family,

I had the pleasure of attending MUSC with David. He was a wonderful friend and loved by all. I was so sorry to find out about his passing through our alumni association. I remember his love and dedication to his family and to medicine. He will be fondly remembered.

I send a card to you and the boys, Stephanie, but something was wrong with the address and I can't seem to get the new one. I want you to know I'm thinking of you. I hope the love from family and friends has helped to ease the burden of your grief.

I personally didn't know Dr.Morrow but I am sure that he was a very kind-hearted, and well respected man. I am friends with his son Quinn, and he is a fine young man with values, and a life ahead of him. I have nothing but love and kindness for the Morrow family, he will always be loved and remembered.

My mother had surgery four years ago by Dr Morrow. She was in poor health but he operated on her knee and she was thrilled. She adored him. My sister went to see him about her knew after mother died and we realized it was her back. She started on a regiment and was improved. She was in a car accident in April and we called to come see him and were told he was on leave. The last day we saw him he told us about his illness and showed me his scar and he just smiled ear to ear. He had a young man training with him that day. I think he was one of the finest doctors I have ever met. We were deeply sorry to hear the news. We send out love and care out to his family. He was a fine man.

Dear Morrow family,

I am very sad to hear of Dr Morrow's passing. He was my knee surgeon a couple of years ago. I knew I had a great doctor b/c he helped me understand so well what I was about to go through & how to ensure a speedy recovery. He told me about his cancer in a follow up appointment. I was so impressed with his bravery and his positive attitude was so admirable. I have lost several close family members to cancer. My faith in God pulled me through as I know it will for you. I will be praying for you. I hope it is of some comfort to know that he was loved and respected by so many people. And he sure was proud of his boys. God bless you!

I've been friends with David's sister Sherilyn for almost 40 years and remember David when he was growing up in Utah and Idaho. I have many fond memories of spending time with the Morrow family and have always admired them. I remember David's mom, Shari, so well and can only imagine the reunion they are having. David accomplished so much and has touched so many lives. May Heavenly Father bless and comfort your family at this time.

Dr. Morrow was a Great Doctor and a Good man and will be sadly missed by all his patients. He had performed three hip replacements on my Mom... My sympathy goes out to the family, friends and patients.
May God bless the family in this time of sorrow.

Dear Family,
Although we never met any of you, David was HUGE in our lives. Our sorrow is only tempered by our Christian faith as we know David loved his Lord and has won the race, received the prize, and is in Glory with our Lord now and forever. All that's left is for us to cross that finish line as well and join him there when the Lord has finished with us here on earth.
We were so fortunate to have David as Marolyn's surgeon when she broke her ankle last fall. Eight screws and a plate later she was fine and we had made a true friend for life. We returned many times to St. Francis for check-ups and visits with David. He talked openly and bravely of his challenge and we prayed for him daily. The last vist was to the downtown office and we saw an associate since David was undergoing treatments. We just learned of his passing and wanted to share with you how much we loved and admired him. God bless you all and if you have even a thread of him in your fabric, you will be successful in the Lord's sight also--which is all that matters.
With love in Him,

Marolyn and Rooney Floyd

I knew David and his family when we were kids in Boise Idaho. We moved there when I was very young, 1st and 2nd grade. His dad was our Bishop. I remember doing a lot with the Morrow family because they had a large family and so did we and we were all similar ages. What I remember most about David was his smile and fun, I loved weekends when we would get together and play games around the neighborhood. He always included even the smallest tag a long, me! I always wanted to be with the big kids and he made sure I was included. I will never forget that! We have not seen David for many years but his family will always be close to my heart. I am very sorry for the loss of such a great man. May Heavenly Father bless you in this trial and remember to dwell only on his time with you, not his time without you! I know his mom welcomed him home with open arms. My prayers are with you and your family.
Love to the Morrows,
Brenda (Henrie) Hansen,
Sandy Utah

Stephanie and Sons,
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of David. We were just in town the last Sunday of June and came to church and learned of his cancer. We remember the great times we had in the Charleston Ward and then the Mt. Pleasant Branch. We are sure that David made a wonderful Bishop and Dr. and will be missed by many. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Love, The Gleason Family

My deepest sympathies to the Morrow family at this time. I lived in Orem with Dave and attended the same ward with him during Junior High and High School years. He is a great man and friend. I always respected him for who he was and the standards he maintained. God bless you all and for Dave, I'm sure it is a happy reunion for him to see his mother again.

Dear Morrow Family,
I was deeply saddened to learn about Dr. Morrow's passing. I have worked (volunteering) with Stephanie at Belle Hall and appreciate all she has done with the school. My family's thoughts and prayers are with the entire Morrow family during their continued time of grief.
Susan, Terry, Tyler & Darby Johnson

I am very deeply saddened on the loss of Dr. Morrow. I had the pleasure to work by his side for 3 years in the OR at St. Francis Hospital.He cared for everyone before himself. His patients were first in his practice of medicine. Very talented surgeon and just a wonderful man all around. His wife and 5 boys are in my thoughts and prayers everyday.

Our hearts and prayers go out to the entire Morrow family during this time of great loss. We are thinking of all you.

Stephanie, I was so sorry to hear about Dave's passing. He was one of my son's (Jared Limehouse) favorite young men's leaders and a wonderful person. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your boys.

To the Morrow Family:
I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Morrow at St. Francis hospital and he was a very pleasant, gentle soul. Hoping that in your time of grief you find comfort from the LORD and he gives you strength to make it. Bless you and your family and I will keep you in my prayers. Remember God puts no more on you than you can handle. Bless you.

Dr. Morrow was my Dr./friend over the past few years and I always looked forward to just talking with him. I am so sad and send my thoughts and prayers to the family and practice.

I had the great blessing to be one of the youth leaders in our LDS Ward in Orem when Dave, Mike and Shawn, and their sisters were growing up. I specifically remember one conversation with Dave when, during his professional baseball career, he was in a batting "slump". He told me that he had called his Dad, who reminded him of the small techniques that he had learned during his Little League days, and encouraged him to put them back into practice. This he did, with a great and positive influence on reversing his "slump". With that counsel in mind, I started to make the effort to pick up the pennies from the parking lots when no others could be bothered to pay attention to the small and basic things of life. This has become a constant reminder for me, and now my family through many family lessons, that true Christ-like service is comprised of paying attention to small acts to bless the lives of others. The Dave I know became great in the sight of the Lord through his many small efforts. May God continue to bless all of the Morrow's.
With brotherly love,
Jay and Pam Lewis

Dear Morrow Family,
We were so sad to learn of Dave's passing. He is a wonderful young man from a great family. Your whole family will always hold a special place in our hearts. We wish you every blessing in your time of sadness and in the days ahead.
With our love,
The Hullinger Family

Dear Stephanie and Morrow Boys,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during your time of loss. I am thinking of you and hoping that your memories will comfort you during the coming weeks.
Most Sincerely,

Dear Morrow Family:
I played baseball with Dave in 1986 at BYU and followed him into the New York Penn League the next year playing for the Auburn Astros. When we traveled to Jamestown to play the Expos I asked if anyone knew Dave Morrow. There were many who remembered him from the year before and the thing they said most? "He was the nicest guy we have ever met. There was just something different about him." I can only say the same. My condolences to you and may God bless you now and always until you are wrapped in Dave's loving arms again.

To the Morrow Family,

I was privileged to know David when we were orthopaedic surgery residents. He was a humble and decent gentleman - I am very sorry to hear of your loss.

David Tate

Thank you Morrow family for being a bright spot in many lives. Your smiles are contagious, and we love you instantly and always. Best of God's love to you, through those around you, and directly. Love, Cindy and family

Sherilyn & family--
Although I never met David, I admired him greatly, from words now & then, about your beloved brother. He left a big hole in your world, but you know that he is not so far away. You are in my heart this day.

Dear Stephanie and your precious boys, Our hearts ache for you and we pray for your peace, strength, and comfort. Our families have known each other a long time and it feels as if you all our one of our own. We love you and thank you for your family's example of love, integrity, devotion, and service. You are true followers of Jesus Christ. Our deepest sympathies, Katie and John Axley

Dear Stephanie and the Boys,
I met David when we were residents together at MUSC. As my chief resident, he not only taught me about orthopaedics, but showed by example of how to be a good doctor and person. I could not have had a better gift. I feel fortunate to have known such a remarkable, talented, kind, and honest to good person. He will be missed deeply and I'm so sorry for your loss.

Mrs. Morrow and family i was so blessed to be Dr. Morrows medical assistant because he was my angel sent by god to show me how i can be a better person as well as my kids. His work will always be treasured and loved. If i can assist with anything for you and your family please let me know. Love you always Theressa Perkins.

Dear Morrow Family: I was a patient of Dr. Morrow's in 2003-2004. He was kind, compassionate, and caring. I was blessed to have had him in my life at that time. He made my healing prcees a pleasure. My deepest sympathies to all of you. He will be missed. Sincerely Elizabeth abd Michael McFadden

Stephanie, as I told you a while ago, your courtship with Dave, and patience waiting for him! taught me a lot about relationships. We are so glad we got to see all of you not long ago, to meet your children. You are a strong family. God bless you through this time.

Dear Stephanie, Lendrum, McKay, Quinn, Devin and Chase, and the Morrow Family,
Our family has been very blessed to have known David Morrow. He has given us a truly remarkable example of living, as the Savior would have us do, with love, compassion, commitment, and humor.
When I think of David Morrow, I am reminded of the final line from the classic movie “Brian's Song” - the story of Brian Piccolo, a running back for the Chicago Bears who, in 1971, died of cancer at age 26. The final scene speaks of the family left behind and of the numerous friends whose lives he had touched during his short life. "They think of him often, but when they think of him, it's not how he died that they remember, but rather how he lived. How he did live!"
And that is how those of us whose lives David Morrow touched will think of him.
Love, peace and prayers,

David and Stephanie are both my heroes. We have a lot to learn from that special family. We will all miss David greatly and are so blessed to know we will see him again--Love to you all!

Dear Morrow family:

I am so saddened by the death of Dr. Morrow, I am a nurse who has worked with him at ECRMC mostly, and he was always wonderful to his patients and the staff. He will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

I am deeply saddened to hear of David's passing. He was very dear friend as we grew up together in Orem, Utah. We shared a great friendship in our Ward quorums, and throughout school at Lakeridge Jr. and Orem High. Many of you were blessed to know him after those early years. I haven't seen or spoken to him since our last high school reunion, but feel tremendous loss today. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Dear Morrow Family,
I have always felt such a deep love for your family even though our contact has been limited. Your happy countenances and warm spirits have been an example to me over the years and especially through this trial. You have been and will continue to be in my prayers.

I just wanted to send my love to the Morrow family.... I went to school with David quite a long time ago in Boise Idaho. I have wonderful memories of the Morrow family... Davids dad was our Bishop for awhile :) May we all count our Blessings for God's eternal plan.

I was a patient of Dr. Morrow's for the past several years. He absolutely had the most kind,caring, and gentle spirit of any physician I've ever encountered. I'm sure he is in the safe arms of Jesus Christ at this time. To his family, wife, and children....... you have my heartfelt and deepest sympathy. I will continue to pray for God's peace and comfort in your lives in the days ahead.

May our Saviors overflowing love for you comfort you in your times of need. I will be thinking of your family often and praying for your comfort.

I also was a patient and could not have had a more compassionate, gentle surgeon work on my ankle. I enjoyed hearing stories about his family--his wonderful wife and 5 incredible sons. May God continue to bless your lives with the gifts, examples, and memories of his life. Thank you for sharing him with his patients, community, and Church.

In MY Pocket
I have memories in my pocket
They rattle among the change
My memories of you are treasures,I carry wherever I go
They are stored in bits & pieces, parts of a beautiful whole
They give me comfort when I think I am alone
Yes, I have Memories in my pocket, like so much other stuff I keep there
But of all the treasures I have
It's the Memories of you that are the most precious

The world has lost (and heaven has gained) a truly great man.
As David's brother-in-law, for 17 years I have been witness to David's genuine, humble, friendly, compassionate, Christ-centered life. The abundant outpouring of support, love, prayers and kind words and deeds for David and his family are a testament to his brilliant life and legacy. His gentle nature, his smile, his tireless willing helpfulness, his strength of character, his unquestioned concern for others, and his loyalty to Christ and his family will always stand as an example to us all.
I will miss him dearly. My heart aches for Stephanie, Lendrum, McKay, Quinn, Devin and Chase.

To all the Morrows: We are grateful be a part of such a wonderful family. David was one of whom we can all be proud. We have never met a finer man! His passing is a great loss to many, many people in various capacities, and he will be greatly missed. We especially appreciate his ever-present smile and good nature. Heaven is a better place now for his being there, and thinking of him with his mother brings us comfort. Although he is gone physically, we have many wonderful memories to make us smile.
May God give you peace and strength. We love you!

We will always be grateful for the kindness the Morrow family has shown us and for David's wonderful example. He gave us the knowledge that families can be together forever and we are so thankful.
Trisha, Brady and Abaigh Kelley

David treated both my daughter and me. He was always as interested in us as people and a family as he was about us as patients. He was a great healer with exceptional talent.

TO THE MORROW FAMILY. DR. MORROW WAS ALWAYS A GENTLE AND A KIND MAN.I THANK GOD FOR ALLOWING ME TO MEET THIS CHRISTRIAN GENTLEMAN. ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU WILL SEE HIM IN THE MORNING.

Stephanie and Boys,
We are deeply saddened by Dave’s passing. I grew up in Southern California and played Junior College at Orange Coast before meeting and playing with Dave at BYU for our junior and senior years. For the first time in my life I was playing with incredible guys, on and off the field. Dave was one of the Great ones at BYU. I respected his kind and loving example he always demonstrated to all. He has always been a true Disciple of Christ. Some young players, not of our faith, joined the LDS Church due to the example of that team and especially Dave. I will never forget the walk-off homerun Dave hit in extra innings against Utah in the 1985 WAC playoffs. That homerun put us in the Championship against Hawaii in which we won. Dave’s true Grand-slam in life is his Family. May Heavenly Father help us to endure the remainder of our lives as Dave endured to the end and has gained his eternal reward. I know Dave will be anxiously waiting that glorious reunion with his Family and friends.

I was one of Dr. Morrow's patients. In December '06 he skillfully repaired my shoulder to enable me to resume my active life. I will be forever grateful for this amazing gift. My sincere condolences to his loving family.

Dear Stephanie and Boys,
My deepest sympathy goes out to you.Working for 7 years with Dr. Morrow was a unique experience that I will never experience again.He always came to work in a wonderful mood and was always willing to help whoever needed it.He reminded me of the old time doctor who always had his patient's best interest at heart.There will never be another one like him.He was always so proud of his family.Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Love,Barbara

Dear Stephanie and Boys,
My deepest sympathy goes out to you.Working for 7 years with Dr. Morrow was a unique experience that I will never experience again.He always came to work in a wonderful mood and was always willing help whoever needed it.He reminded me of the old time doctor who always had his patient's best interest at heart.There will never be another one like him.He was always so proud of his family.Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Love,Barbara

A few years ago, David was late to a community softball game because of work. He didn't have a shirt for his uniform and I could see that he was itching to play. I offered him my sweatty, smelly shirt and outfield position... he took it. (It wasn't a sacrifice.) My family and I have been blessed incredibly by him since that time. What a hero he has been in our lives. Would to God that all men were like him.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

We always enjoyed our association with David. He had a warm and friendly personality and a wonderful smile. You can be very proud of how he lived his life and the effect he had others. He will be grealy missed by all. Your family are in our thouhgts and prayers.

Dear Morrow family:
My family and I want you to know how much we admired Dr. David Morrow. I knew him when we coached our respective sons in youth baseball and as a father, when he treated my son's injuries. I got a bird's eye view of what it takes to be a good father and coach by watching David interact with his kids, mine, and others'. I am 8 years older than David, but learned so much from watching him. I only regret that I never told him. His children are so lucky in many ways. I know they do not feel that way now, but they will. They were lucky specifically in that God gave them a dad who was a wonderful role model. If they grow up to be like David Morrow the world will be an evermore better place.

It's fitting that the day of Dr. David Morrow's funeral the skies are overcast and saddened from this loss.

God Bless,

Bobby, Alison, and Trey Sessoms

I will always have the best memories of David and the rest of your family. What a truly wonderful man he IS and a great example to me of faith and goodness.

I am so sorry place to hear of Dr.Morrow's passing but you can take comfort in knowing he is in a better place & will be watching over you always. I worked with Dr. Morrow in the Roper OR for 8 years & can say he treated the staff with respect & his patients with the greatest of care & digilance. He was a true Gentleman & will be missed by all who knew him.

To David's Family,
Chase was in my 3-K class at St. Andrew's and I was very sad to hear of your great loss. May our Lord be with you at this time and please know that you are all in my prayers.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Dear Morrow Family,

I knew Dr Morrow through the Library at RSFH. He was always looking for the latest information to keep up with treating his patients. He even came in the Library one time during surgery to check on a procedure. Impressive !! His gentle spirit will be missed. My warm regards and prayers are with you all.

My husband and I are deeply sadden by the loss of this wonderful physician and family man. My husband was his patient and Dr. Morrow was absolutely incredible with the care he gave to him. Because of Dr. Morrow, my husband can play softball with his 19 year old daughter this year, something he has looked foward to for many many years. Our prayers are with the family, friends, and practice at this time of terrible loss. He was one of the great ones!

Mike and Jackie Rivera

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

David was my cousin and friend and part of my earliest memories. The "cement" we made with pudding and ketchup is family legend. I am so glad we had that reunion a couple years ago. Thinking of David always makes me smile.

the benton family loved and respected bishop morrow deeply he was a fantastic surgeon with such a warm bedside manner and a fabulous bishop we will miss him very very much.

The Morrow Family: You have my deepest sympathy of the passing of Dr. Morrow. I pray you will find peace and comfort knowing he touched so many lives, with his kind and humble spirit. Cherish the memories spent with him, and may God continue to be a blessing to you.

To the Morrow Family:
I was a patient of Dr. Morrow's and was one of the last people he operated on. I have been told by my new doctor what a great job he did. More importantly, to me, was after having been "fired" by several other doctor's, he took me on as a patient. I learned to adore his kind and gentle ways. There will never be another just like him.
I hope the card I sent to your family with the picture of our puppy little "Morrie," brought a smile to his face. I wish I knew.
My prayers are with the family. Otherwise I am feeling completely helpless.
God Bless You All,
Pat and Mark Roden

DAVID HAS TOUCHED OUR FAMILY'S LIFE IN SO MANY WAYS. HE USE TO TEASE ME ABOUT FIXING ALMOST ALL OF JOSHUA'S BONES. WE LOVED HIM AS A FRIEND AND AS A BISHOP. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

So sadden to hear of the loss of such a wonderful physician and family man as Dr. Morrow. I had the pleasure of meeting and working with him at Roper North, such a great person. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family.

Many thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Dr. Morrow was a well-liked and respected physician at Roper Hospital. We will miss his gentleness and friendly smile.

My deepest sympathies to your family on the loss of Dr. Morrow. I am a nurse on the orthopedic unit at Roper- Dr. Morrow was one of the kindest, most patient physicians I have ever come into contact with. He had an amazing bedside manner, and his patients adored him. He will be greatly missed.

I was deeply saddened to learn of David's passing. He and I were teammates together on the baseball team at BYU. He was a very gifted catcher and equally a great human being and friend during those years. There was no question then that David was something special and I am pleased to know what a fine young man he continued to be. He will surely be missed by so many.

Dear Morrow Family,
David and I met interviewing for medical school 18 years ago and went on to be students together (softball team mates!), residents together, and orthopaedic colleagues in Charleston. I have the highest regard for his character, integrity, and legacy as a human being. I always felt happier just being around him. To know such a rock of a man with such a gentle, selfless, and humble spirit has been a gift and an inspiration. It's not hard to recall the sound of his great laugh, because I got to hear it a lot.

The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.

Morrow Family,
I love you so much. You have always treated me like family, and it is hard to see Bishop go. I know that the Lord will continue to bless your family and life will go on. Stay strong and together, we can get through this. I love you am here for you. With love, Ryan Williamson.

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME. WE MISS HIM VERY MUCH.!!

SINCERELY, LESLIE MARTILENO AND FAMILY.

We were so saddened and shocked to read of Dave's passing! We had the Morrow family in our ward for years in Orem, Utah! We loved them and have always thought of them as numbered among the greats.! Dave was always one of our favorites as we watched him grow up, play baseball, go on to college, and marry! We have much love and respect for all of you! Please know we are thinking of you and pray the comfort of the Lord to be with you always!
Love,

My wife and I are very sorry to hear of Dr Morrow's Passing. He did my Shoulder surgery back in february of this year. I very much appreciated his approach to my situation. We could really tell he was a man of great distinction.

Thank you
Robbie Powell

I am so sorry for your family's loss of Dr. Morrow. He treated my Mom a few years ago with much TLC (he made a trip to St. Francis at midnight to check on her). I couldn't have asked for a better Doctor to repair her ankle. He will surely be missed at St. Francis. I guess Heaven must have needed another angel. Keep your faith and your family can get through this difficult time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you-

Much Love,
The Kreber family
Dave, Sally, Drew Monica, and Zach

Bishop Morrow blessed our lives in countless ways; he treated our children's injuries, gave blessings to us when we were sick, was our home teacher, served us tirelessly, but most of all he was a great mentor and example to our son Kirk. We are eternally grateful and love you all

Our hearts are full for your family.
We send our love and prayers, we know how very choice you are and that the Lord will bless you and keep you. You will always be in our prayers,
Love Elder and Sister Rieske

My heart is truly saddened as I have learned of Dave's passing. I was always impressed with his determination to succeed at whatever task he undertook. He was always a great example of what he believed in and felt the most important part of his life. I will always treasure my association with him as one of the most outstanding Cougar's I had the privilege of associating with. May God bless his wonderful family.

Dear Morrow family,
I am Lisa Allen, daughter of Stacy and Corinne Ouzts. I always admired your family. Stephanie, you and David are a great example to parents everywhere. I know your sons have had a wonderful example to follow. David was always so loving and encouraging whenever I saw him with your young sons. I have not seen your family in recent years, but I always asked my parents how things were going during this last year. It's wonderful to know families are forever and you will be together again.
With love, Chris and Lisa Allen

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. David is an amazing man and blessed the life of my family in the short time we lived there. He left the world a better place. All our love to you.

We in the Roper St Francis Emergency departments are all mourning his passing.He never failed to take really good care of all the patients he came to see in the ER as well as the staff who were there to help him. He was always a joy to work with and will be greatly missed.He was a blessing to us all.

My thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Morrow's family-I know he was a wonderful doctor and person-I will miss him-God Bless you all-(I work at Roper Hosp)

The Morrow Family,
We were very saddened to hear of Dr. Morrows passing. He took fabulous care of both of my boys when they both broke their arms one summer. What a wonderful family man with a wonderful family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you each and every day.

I was privileged and honored to be a patient of Dr. Morrow's and saw his compassion and love for his family and church. God surely blessed those of us who were touched by him. Praying God will comfort his family.

As a patient of Dr. Morrow I am saddened to learn of his passing. He was so upbeat the whole time he was battling this horrible disease. He spoke freely of his battle against it, I will truly miss him and his gentle mannerisms. My prayers are with you and his family.

To the family of Dr. Marrow...
I am so sorry and shocked to hear of his death. As early as last week I realized I missed seeing him and thought of calling David for an appointment to take a look at my knee that he operated on a few years back. He was an awesome person and great in his profession. I will miss him. Everytime I saw him in the halls of the hospital (or anywhere) he always had a smile and a gentle soul. My life has been blessed because he was a part of it.

Please know your family will be in my prayers. He will be missed.

I will never forget being a 14 yr old boy at scout camp and having Brother Morrow for a leader. He made an impression on me then, by the way he carried himself. He was a great leader, and he loved the youth. I wanted to grow up to be the same kind of person. I know all of his sons have had a great man for a Father. Our prayers will be with you all and take comfort in knowing that you will be with him again.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

I had the pleasure to be able to serve in the church with this man. A better counselor and friend you will not find. Being around David makes you want to be a better person.

IT WAS AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEDGE TO HAVE GOTTEN TO KNOW DR. MORROW AS ONE OF HIS PATIENTS HE WAS THE KINDEST AND HAD THE BEST BEDSIDE MANNER ANYONE COULD EVER ASKED FOR. HE WILL BE TRULY MISSED AMONG THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY AND PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONDOLENCES.

Dear Mrs. Morrow,

I am sorry to hear of Dr. Morrow's passing. He was one of the most humble men that I knew and he was so easy to get along with. He always cared so much for everyone, especially his family. :) He showed that every single day I worked with him, as I was his assistant years ago. You and your sons will be in my thoughts and prayers.

God bless you.

Stephanie and family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I'm so sorry to hear of this great loss to your family.

Dave was in my ward in Orem when I was just a kid. I remember him as being athletic, cute, and still really nice--and the coolest red head I knew (which gave me great hope).

I also loved his kind mother and am sorry to hear that she also has died.

So nice to hear that he has had such a wonderful life and family. May you all be blessed at this difficult time.

Dear Morrow Family,
Our hearts go out to you all. May Heavenly Father comfort you and give you peace. We love you.