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April 16th, 2025 at the age of 58Brian Anthony Morphis, born March 5, 1967, in Alamo, TN. entered into his heavenly home April 16, 2025. Known for his quick wit and contagious laughter, Brian had the rare ability to fill a room with joy. His creative spirit, often expressed through his love for music, was infectious. As a skilled drummer, Brian could turn any gathering into a concert, leaving lasting memories etched in the hearts of his loved ones.
Brian was more than just a funny and entertaining companion. He was a loving father, a caring partner, and a smart man with a keen sense for business. His professional life in sales and construction was marked by dedication and hard work, but it was his personal life that truly defined him. Brian's love for his family was evident in everything he did. From coaching his sons Alex and Cade in baseball, to cruising on his motorcycle with his partner Lynne Ward, and nurturing his daughter Taylor Ruby, Brian always prioritized family. He was a proud grandfather to Frankie and Sophie Morphis, and a beloved sibling to Scott, Wesley, Lacey, and Frank.
Brian was preceded in death by his parents, Johnny and Patricia Morphis, and his grandparents, Theldon and Mary Morphis. Despite the void he leaves behind, his memory will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of those he loved. As we remember Brian, let us celebrate the life he lived and the people he touched. His legacy of love, laughter, and music will forever resonate within the rhythm of our hearts.
Relatives and friends are invited to visit and share their memories of Brian on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 3:00 pm at Ronk Funeral Home, 106 South Bells Street. A service to honor Brian's life will follow at 4:30 pm at the same location. In the spirit of Brian's love for music and laughter, we encourage you to share your favorite stories, photos, and memories of him on his memorial page. Together, we can keep Brian's beat alive in our hearts, and his melody in our memories.
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Nathan Alexander
April 18, 2025
Brian was a year behind me in school. I grew up with him in Alamo my entire childhood. His brother Scott (Duck) was a year ahead of Me. I came back to Alamo to sing as Elvis in Crockett Co Project graduation. I was getting out of the car and I heard a Big Nate what´s up! It was Brian with his 2 sons with him and we talked a bit and he said you have to get down on one knee and do this ending that Elvis would always do! I said Brian show that to me again and i did it and crowd went wild! I told my wife I need to see Brian and tell him hey thanks so much! Didn´t know how to end it and he did. He was always in good mood and never seen him upset or mad at anything! He will be missed tremendously
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