Bud MORRIS

MORRIS, Bud
Bud Morris passed away peacefully early Sunday morning in the arms of his most loved wife and his adoring daughter. Bud, born February 1, 1930, Julian Eugene Morris, in Phoenix, Arizona, the son of pioneers and founders of the Territory of New Mexico. He was a man who loved fast cars, beautiful boats, and high flying air planes, an icon of the automobile business and the man who brought auto finance to Sacramento in 1964.
He loved golf, scuba diving, taking day trips or just sitting around the pool with family and friends. The nicest, sweetest and loving man any one ever knew, was the devoted husband of Arlene, his late wife and mother of his two children, Julianne and Scott.
In 1994, after being a widower for eleven years, Bud met Doris Pittell and their love story is what fairytales are made from. Bud and Doris gave each other the most perfect world each could give and their love extended to their children and grandchildren. Their cirlce of families and friends grew to include all who came in their midst. Bud was the perfect husband, father and grandfather, and brother. His loss is immeasurable. He leaves to honor his memory, his wife, Doris; his children, Julianne Morris and Ray Carpenter, Dianna and Scott Morris, and Lainie and Gregg Josephson; his idolized grandchildren, Stephanie, Samantha and Ellie in Sacramento, and Jeff, Nick and Jenny of Grants Pass, OR. His brother Bob and his sister in law Tonie, predeceased him; he leaves his most loving brother Ray of Morgan Hill, and several nieces and nephews.
Doris and Julie thank Dr. William Pevec and Dr. Jason Rogers for their tireless devotion, and to Dr. Sandra Martin, who always went above and beyond.
The family welcomes you to join them at Home of Peace Cemetery, Tuesday, September 25th at noon for chapel and graveside services. For those wishing to make a donation please honor Bud's memory with a gift to the Weinberg Godparent Fund or the Building Fund of Congregation B'nai Israel, where Bud found a new home and a new avocation. To honor his love for his wife and family, give each other an extra hug and kiss. Arrangements by Lombard & Co., Funeral Directors.