Dana Michelle Morrow

On the Road to Heaven

by Marlene Cothran Boas 1985

I'm on the road to Heaven;

The Lord is taking me there.

I don't know how long it will take me;

He said I must prepare.

He's shown me that I must use wisdom;

He's shown me I must care

And give love to those who need me

And to those who are in despair.

He said, "I will lead; will you follow?"

And I know down deep inside

Wherever He takes me I trust Him,

Always to be my guide.

So, I'm on the road to Heaven.

Would you like to come along?

The road isn't easy to follow,

But He promised He'd walk along.

Dana was born in Brawley, California on August 3, 1964 to Ronald Sejkora and Marlene Cothran Sejkora. She went to be with her Lord, Jesus Christ on December 2, 2025. Dana is survived by her husband, Keith Morrow and her siblings; Darin Sejkora (his wife Roseann), Robert Boas (his wife Tina), Kimberly O'Neil (her husband Larry), her nieces and nephews; Theresa Miller (her children Trinity and Troy), Jessica Gonzales (her children Luke and Ivy), Benjamin Hendricks, and Garet Sejkora (his fiancé Danielle Rae Cricchio). Dana is also survived by her eight cousins and their children, who loved her very much.

Dana was a gifted florist and she loved baking for every person in her life. Her spirit of hospitality comforted all who came in her path. Dana's loving touch could only be matched by her soft voice and compassionate heart.

Dana fiercely protected those she loved and always made sure each person in her life were honored on their special days. Her loving kindness changed the lives of all she came in contact with, especially her nieces and nephews. She was their other mother; always available and willing to help. She never questioned or judged – just unconditionally loved each person.

Dana loved to travel. She enjoyed trips with her husband, Keith to New York, an Alaskan cruise and various places in the U.S. Dana would travel anywhere to support her kids. She traveled to England with her niece Theresa to see Trinity and Troy when their father was in the Airforce.

We celebrated Dana's peaceful graduation to Heaven with the kind friends and professionals of St. Luke's Presbyterian Hospital in Denver, Colorado. ALL who served Dana were touched by her courage, wit, and kindness. Dana asks that donations be made in her memory to Brent's Place, Aurora, Colorado [ https://brentsplace.org ].