Lynette Morris Obituary
She was born on December 11, 1949, and lived a life filled with love, strength, and devotion to her family.
Lynette is survived by her husband, Rod Morris; her two children, Shelly Mackus and Timie Andrews; her brother, Larry Gibson; six grandchildren, Ceara, Alex, Nicholas, Paige, Andrew, and Megan; and two great-granddaughters-Brooke, age six, daughter of Ceara, and Autumn Marie, who will be welcomed by Paige in just two weeks.
She will be remembered for her unwavering love for her family, the warmth she brought into every room, and the countless memories she leaves behind. Her legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
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Connie & Bob Sponseller
September 5, 2025
For the years we knew & loved you. You always welcomed us into your home & the humor you had. So much fun. All will be great memories forever love ya Nettie
Ceara Barber
September 4, 2025
Ceara Barber
September 4, 2025
There's a Mimi-shaped hole in my heart that I know will not be filled until we meet again. My life is forever changed by your support, your silliness, and the unending love you poured into me. You had a way of making me feel so special, and I'll forever treasure the countless laughs we shared. To say you lit up a room would be a dramatic understatement. You were such a blessing to those around you.
The most beautiful gift was watching you become a great-grandmother to Brooke. You made a point to visit and call often, and witnessing your bond is a memory I will carry always. I pray she remembers your warm and loving smile for many years to come.
Thank you for introducing me to the most beautiful place, the PNW. I will forever cherish the memories we shared there. I will think of you every time I stop to take in the beauty of the scenery around me. You were a remarkable person, a true original, and I thank God for every minute we had. I am so lucky to have had you for my Mimi. You will never be forgotten. A piece of you lives on in all of us. - Ceara
Sheri Hilton
September 2, 2025
I am sorry for your lose. I never had the privilege of meeting or knowing Nettie. But as Rod's cousin I saw many Facebook posts and pictures and could see she was a very loving, fun and dynamic soul...and I know she will be greatly missed by very many lives that she touched. God Bless and send you peace. Sheri Hilton
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Phuny
September 2, 2025
I will forever miss you mom! You have changed my life and have touched so many people lives. I love you so much!
Timothy Johnson
September 1, 2025
Nettie was an amazing caregiver and friend.
Tim Johnson & Pat Shelton
September 1, 2025
Tim Johnson wants to tell Nettie... "she was one of my favorite support staff at Up and Out, inc. She was very patient, always knew what I needed or asked may I help you, which I really appreciated it. We will all miss her very much. And she made me the Best hamburgers!"
Quan Nguyen
September 1, 2025
She had such a warm heart and made a big difference in our life. We miss her so so much. Take care of yourself Timie and Rod
Sean Guard
September 1, 2025
So very sorry to learn of your passing. We will always cherish the memories!
Connie Sponseller
September 1, 2025
I am by so sorry. Didn´t realize you were leaving us so soon. I pray you met Jesus before. Will always love you.
Connie
Margaret Chokas
September 1, 2025
With very heavy heart trying to remember our times together, from my family sending our prayers to Rod and Her kids Timie Sheley, and her beloved grandkids,...
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Timie Andrews
September 1, 2025
My heart is broken
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September 1, 2025
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