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Donald Morris Obituary
After graduating from Clay, Duck served in the US army. He retired from Jeep then continued his career as the best/fastest Perch and Walleye cleaner on Lake Erie. Duck also had a career as a truck driver for Tri-State Forrest products. If you wanted to find Duck you had to check the lake where he spent 90% of his time chasing Perch and Walleye, or on the rock wall looking for mallards.
Duck is survived by his nephews; Austin Morris, Bryan Cook, James Bollinger, Ronald Morris, Chris (Jill) Morris and Joshua (Rachel) Morris; nieces, Codi Lawson Megan goings (Morris), Jolene Shears-Brazelton, Brittany Clemmons (Morris); Great nephew randy Brazelton; great nieces, Cara and Jenna and sister-in-law Kimberly Morris. He was preceded in death by his loving wife Elizabeth (Liz) Morris, parents Thomas and Julia, brothers Jeff and Reggie Morris, sister-in-law Cindy Morris, and nephews Brandon Morris and Joe (JT) Morris
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