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Luella Jean Morris, the daughter of Victor and Bessie (Mol) Renaud, was born on March 28, 1925 near Sully, Iowa. She was married to Windsor Morris on May 25, 1941. To this union they raised three children, Lamona, Vic and Phil. Jean loved her family and enjoyed fishing, camping and taking care of her yard. She also loved to supervise "everyone" at Vic's Dairy Cream, having watermelon seed spitting contests, playing wiffle ball with her family every Sunday night and above all she loved her grandchildren making sure they felt her love and affection.
Her legacy will be cherished by her children, Lamona Davis, Vic (Carol Ann) Morris and Phil (Gail) Morris; her grandchildren, Sue (David) Dewitt, Dennis (Tina) Davis, Lori (Ron) Wyatt, Jeremy Davis, Mary Jo (Tony) Hibler, Kirk Morris, Bobbi Jo (Mark) Harmon, Brett (Acacia) Morris, Lyndsay (Mitchel) Veenstra and Trent (Brittany) Morris; 25 great grandchildren; 35 great-great grandchildren; ten great-great-great grandchildren and a grandson-in-law, Doug Richards.
Jean was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Windsor in 1982; a granddaughter, Tami Richards; a son-in-law, Terry Davis; a brother, Robert (Mary) Renaud and two sisters, Joyce (Byron) Ver Steegh and Bernice (Claire) Butin.
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