Morris Eugene Hundley Jr.

Morris Eugene Hundley, Jr. Also known as "HOTROD," age 58, born April 12, 1967, of Wilkins Township, PA. Morris was originally from the Historic Hill District of Pittsburgh, PA. He passed away on April 30, 2025, surrounded by his beloved wife, Raenell Spencer (Harris) Hundley. For thirty years, Morris devoted his life to Raenell, whom he often called "the best thing that ever happened to him." Their journey together was filled with love, adventure, and unwavering commitment. He often said, "Marriage is a dance of commitment, compromise, and communication."
Family and Legacy
Morris was the son of Morris E. Hundley Sr. and Betty Jean Howard. He was deeply loved by his two godmothers, Arlene D. Howard and Arletta Redmond, who provided guidance and support throughout his life.
He leaves behind his four children: Morriah Hundley, Markisha Jones (Kaisson), Morris E. Hundley III, and Morris Jason Hundley. He was a proud grandfather to five grandchildren-with another soon to arrive. Morris is also survived by his sisters, Devin Whitney (Clifford) Changa and Pamela Camille Hundley, his brother, Marc Johnson and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A Life of Purpose and Principle
Morris was a faithful member of Central Baptist Church of Pittsburgh, PA, since 1995. Before that, he was a lifelong member of Homewood Church of God. His faith was central to his life, and he often expressed his sincere desire for God's forgiveness and grace.
Education and Accomplishments
Morris graduated from Brashear High School in 1985 before honorably serving in the United States Army. His dedication to education led him to study at the University of Pittsburgh, Waynesburg University, Point Park University, and Walden University, where he graduated with honors.
A respected scholar, he gave the keynote address at the Police Academy graduation, earning the distinction of summa cum laude. At the time of his passing, he was on the verge of completing his Ph.D. and was preparing to defend his dissertation. Morris held dual bachelor's degrees in Information Technology and Business Management, as well as a Master of Business Administration degree.
Passions and Recreation
Morris was an avid football fan and golfer. He loved fishing and mentoring young people. His devotion to faith remained unwavering; as a youth pastor, he often chose attending church over football practice, committing to his spiritual growth beyond Sundays and throughout the week.
Brotherly Love
Kenny Jackson, Tyrone Tomblin, and Andre Lewis were pillars in Morris's life. Their friendship, which began in middle school, remained steadfast through the years-through celebrations and challenges. In their brotherhood, they embodied the words: "Love one another with brotherly affection."
Entrepreneurial Spirit and Community Impact
A visionary at heart, Morris touched the lives of many through his generosity, leadership, and passion for innovation. A true entrepreneur, he and his wife built and operated multiple successful businesses, always seeking new opportunities for growth and success.
Morris was a man of deep intellect, kindness, and strength. His legacy will never be forgotten. Though he may no longer walk among us, his laughter, his stories, and the countless lives he touched will keep his spirit alive forever.
May Morris rest easy, knowing he was deeply loved and that his spirit of compassion and generosity will continue to guide us. His memory will remain in the hearts of his family, friends, and community forever.