Michael J. Morgan

Mike and I attended St William of York elementary school. Ironic that my memory of him is the day the nun told him to stop gesticulating as he spoke. She made him hold his hands behind his back. He could not speak!!! He could only stammer. What a change. Cornelius ( Neal) Carmody class of 61

So sorry about the loss of your wonderful partner and friend in life. Mary Agnes and I to came to MSJ in 1977 and were embraced and welcomed by a group of amazing dedicated people.

Mike was my first fantastic role model in education as Department Head. His smile, enthusiasm, and assistance in storytelling in the Resource Center and the classroom evaluations led me to solid foundations as a teacher. Mike was wonderful to be around.

Recently retired with 48 years of experience, I cherished Mike and will miss his eternal optimism
With sadness John Ostick

I was privileged to have Mr. Morgan as a teacher and later as a colleague when I was a young teacher at the Mount. I will never forget his hilarious and informative Maryland history class. My condolences to Mrs. Morgan and the rest of the family. He truly was an inspiring teacher and person.

Madelyn, so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. It was great working alongside both you and Mike for all those years. They were some great times and wonderful memories. He will definitely be missed.

Bob Lilley '69

Mr. Morgan opened my mind to reading History book for a lifetime.
Thank you sir.

Chris Davis '75

One of my favorite teachers. We shared a love of history. I still use his lessons about writing every day. He left the world a better place through all his work.

Saddened to hear of Mr Morgan´s passing. A passionate teacher and mentor to many that walked the halls of MSJ. I know in some way I am a better person because of the Morgan duo. Prayers and wishes for comfort and peace to Mrs Morgan and family. May his memory be an eternal blessing.

So sorry, Madelyn, to hear of Mike´s passing. He was first team all-star as a teacher at the Mount. Multi talented, always kept his cool, a great resource to younger teachers. Bernie McDivitt.