Albert Morris

Born on October 19, 1989, to Ronald Morris Sr. and Eleanor Pennington in Rochester, New York, Albert was a beacon of resilience, love, and strength. Though his early life came with its share of hardship, Albert never allowed his circumstances to define him. Instead, he was shaped by the love that surrounded him-and the love he so freely gave in return. Raised alongside his nieces, nephews, and cousins-who felt more like siblings-Albert cherished family above all else. He lived his life rooted in loyalty, togetherness, and the unbreakable bonds that only family can bring. Albert earned his high school diploma from East Ridge High School. He also attended culinary school briefly, and was a jack of all trades. He was a self taught photographer, chef, car salesman, and CNA, but he took most pride in his landscaping business. Albert poured his passion and pride into A. Morris & Son Landscaping, a business that represented more than just work-it was a legacy in motion. A true entrepreneur, Albert loved what he built and found joy in creating something lasting for his children. Albert will be remembered most for his radiant smile, his generous spirit, and the light he brought into every room. He was full of love, and he gave it freely to all who were lucky enough to know him. Albert Morris was a man who turned love into action and dreams into legacy-and for that, he will never be forgotten. Albert is preceded in death by his grandparents: LeAnna and Albert Smith, Maggie Lee Smith and Samual McKnight. Albert's memory will live on in the hearts of his parents Ronald Morris and Eleanor Pennington, his children: Albert Morris Jr, Ni'Yola Lee Morris, Ahstar Morris, Neila Morris, and bonus daughter Kamiiah Chamora, his life partner: Chardonnay Tucker, his siblings: Lashanda Bell, Raphaela Scott, Roshelle Morris Walker, Ronald Morris Jr, Jerwan McFarley, Marcus Pendergrass and Trelaine Jones, his beloved Aunt and Uncle Debra Ann and Clarence Lewis, aunt Deborah (Charles) Williams, uncle Kenneth(Pamela) Smith, along with a host of relatives, friends, and the countless other lives he touched. May his soul rest in peace, and may we carry forward his love.