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Eddie, Morris

Sept 15, 2024


In Loving Memory of

Mrs. Eddie Lou Morris


On September 13, 2019, a faithful servant was called home to rest in eternal peace with her Heavenly Father, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Mrs. Eddie Lou Morris was 91 years old.

I will always love and miss you, mom.

Your son, Ronald L. Morris.

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