In Remembrance Of

Lemly Morgan

Lemly Morgan, 85, of Kansas City, MO passed away, October 6, 2020.

He was born on July 3, 1935 to Ofies Lafayette and Alma Mae (Jones) Morgan in Dyess, Arkansas, where he grew up and attended school.He was united in marriage to Virginia (Cox) Morgan for 23 years. They made their home in Kansas City, MO.

Lemly was a truck driver and mechanic for many years. He was an avid Royals and Chiefs fan. Lemly was a devout child of God. 

 He was preceded in death by his parents; and siblings, Reba Fowler, Quinton Morgan, Ethel Crotzer, William Morgan, Thelma Morgan, Myrtle Williams, Elton Morgan, and Clarence Morgan. 

Lemly is survived by his children Donald (Dolly) Morgan, Patricia (Mike) Lewis, Stanley (Joy) Morgan, Marilyn Martinez, and Ronald Morgan; Nate Hampton, who he loved so much he considered him a son; four step-children, Joseph Fairclough, Theresa Heath, Michael McNight, and Eddie McNight; eleven grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren; brother, Delton Morgan; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends.

Private Family Graveside Service will be held at Leavenworth National Cemetery.

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  • Elvina Cunningham

    Lemley was so faithful in trying to make sure Aunt Virginia was taken care of. Despite his health issues, he visited her every day in the nursing home with the exception of a few days during the icy weather and then with Covid. He told us how they met and in hearing all of that, it is so apparent how much they loved each other.

  • Elvina Cunningham

    emley was so faithful in trying to make sure Aunt Virginia was taken care of. Despite his health issues, he visited her every day in the nursing home with the exception of a few days during the icy weather and then with Covid, but he still called her on the phone. He told us how they met and in hearing all of that, it is so apparent how much they

  • Lou Ann McKinney

    We are so glad you were able to be with him these last 6 weeks. What a blessing it is to know you will see him again some day. May God bless your family with peace.

  • Donald L Morgan

    Dad, you can now rest, and know that you were a true and faithful servant. I will miss you.

  • Barbara Martin

    Mr. Morgan was one of my favorite clients. I cared for him for about two and a half years. He cared about everyone he knew and was such a good hearted person. I loved hearing the stories about the war he fought in and learned something knew each time. I also enjoyed all the stories of him growing up and all the places he’s been. I know he is in a better place and not in pain. He will be very missed. I am sending prayers to his wonderful family and my heart felt wishes that they will heal and peace will help them heal.

  • David Oddo

    Sorry for your loss I will be praying for you and your family

  • patricia lewis

    I’m thankful to have spent this last 6 weeks with you listening to the stories of your life as a child, a son, a father, your time in the military, hearing the love and care you have for Virginia. I was amazed at your faith in God and your knowledge of scripture and where in the Bible scripture could be found. As your memory lost it’s sharpness and it got harder and harder to know what was going on your children were there to help you keep out of pain, hold your hands as you took your last breath. You will live on in my heart and memories. Give mom a hug from her children today because it is her birthday. I will see you two again someday in heaven. Love you Dad

  • Theresa Curry

    Dan and pray that God grants you peace as you mourn.

  • Theresa Sport

    I’m sorry prayers are with the family I Love you all

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