Charles J. Morris Jr.

I worked with Chuck at CCAC and knew him to be someone who is enthusiastic and passionate about his work as an educator and trainer. Chuck went out of his way to make those around him feel valued, and he taught me so much about CDL training. He would often talk to me about his years in the trucking industry and as a coach driver, especially some of the famous dignataries he had the honor of driving around town. I know that he loved his family above all else. My condolences to Chuck's family and friends at this difficult time. Thank you, Chuck, for the impact you made on many lives, and for your kindness, warmth, and positive attitude. I miss you!

We first met Chuck in 1973 while living in an apartment in Monroeville , when his daughter, Becky, was just a small tyke. Our families became steadfast friends, including my brother, Henry, who today, is still one of Chuck´s best friends. A better friend you will never find, nir a better human being. He will be sadly missed. The Colbert/Hill family