Hannah Morris

I met you at therapy, and I was so happy to get a new therapist like you you had the room decorated so nicely you can feel how vibrant the room became with you being there I was so hurt and sad when you left the agency because you were staying sick a lot last year in June you told me then I can look you up a year later and could touch bases with you came February I was thinking about you a lot and I said to myself well I can wait for more months to look her up 4 months 4 months later I couldn't find your Facebook so I googled you in the first thing that popped up was your obituary with your picture I was devastated I'm still crying right now I hope that somebody reach out to me to let me know what happened to you I love you like a best friend and I'm so sorry that you're gone and I won't get to speak to you anymore you always be at my heart who are the sweet and tender so you were

My first memory of Hannah is her on Altar Guild at the Boys and Girls Club at Old North Abbey. One year, when we went down to Holy Cross for Synod, and Micaiah and I were incredibly bored, she took us down to one of the childcare rooms and played Uno with us. She cheated by looking at the reflection of my last card in my glasses. Much to my dismay, my glasses had some sort of anti-glare coating, meaning that I could not perform the same trick on her. :) She will be greatly missed.

My favorite memory of Hannah was when she and her family dressed up as cows for Halloween and even put black spots on their white van to make it into a cow. They did this because at the time Hannah was dating our son Ryan, and we are cow figurine collectors. It was so sweet to do and she was so excited to show us the van and her family. Precious girl!

Great coworker very passionate she will be missed