Shirley Agnes (Suko) Morgan passed away on Monday, October 11, 2021 in Bryan, at the age of 74 years. Visitation will be from 5-7pm, October 15, 2021, at Callaway Jones Funeral Center in Bryan. A Home Going Service will be at 10:00 am on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at Bryan City Cemetery where interment will follow.
Shirley was born in Elgin, North Dakota to Bill and Leona Suko on June 24, 1947. She was the middle sibling of five sisters, Dottie, Carol, Mary, and Beverly. As a young girl, the family moved to Custer, South Dakota in the heart of the Black Hills, near Mount Rushmore. After graduating high school in Custer, she attended Cosmetology School in Rapid City, South Dakota. During this time, she met Charles Kenneth Morgan, who was stationed nearby at Ellsworth Air Force Base. They were soon married, and after Charlie’s hitch in the Air Force, they moved and made a home in Palmetto, Florida. Together they farmed strawberries with Charlie’s family for a couple of years and in this time, Charlie started splicing telephone cable. They decided to leave the farming life and over the next 10 years Shirley moved with Charlie and the kids all over the south east and mid west., and with his work, they moved to many states. Shirley and Charlie chose to keep the family together by living in a 35 foot travel trailer. In 1981, they moved to Bryan, Texas and bought a house that Shirley called home until her passing. During these years Shirley worked at Clothworld which later became Joann’s Fabrics. She worked there for over 20 years. Shirley always always make sure to only work during the day while the kids were at school so she would be home when they were home. She was a talented seamstress and made all of their clothes as well as most of Christina’s. Besides enjoying being a seamstress, Shirley enjoyed her flower gardens and plants, and definitely had a “Green Thumb.” She was also a knowledgeable bird watcher, great cook, enjoying her baking especially her cakes and cookies around Christmas.
She was preceded in death by her parents and husband Charles Morgan, brother-in-law Jack Weber, daughter-in-law Dedra Morgan; nephew Eric Hauptmann
Shirley is survived by her two sons; Paul Morgan, Mike Morgan (Heather); and daughter Christina Asim. Four Sisters; Dottie Weber, Carol Goddard (Bill), Mary Smith (Jimmie), and Beverly Hauptmann. Six Grandchildren; Dustin, Cody, Evan, Aaron, Michaela and Alyssa.
She was a wonderful, kind soul and will be missed.
Thank you Jeff.
Paul
Thanks Marine!
Christie
Rest in peace, Mrs. Morgan. Thank you for your warm and kind mothering ways that always made me feel comforted the times I saw and spoke with you. You will be missed –
Thank you Kristin.
Paul
Thanks Kristen…. Hugs!
Christi
My Dear Aunt Shirley… she was a patient, nice, talkative sweet Aunt. I wish we could have been closer geographically, as with my cousins, Paul, Mike, and Christie. You “guys” are in out thoughts and prayers. Alvin & Rhonda
Thank Ya’ll so much for the kind words.
Paul
Thank you that means a lot!
Christie
Visitation, including memorial video of pictures, and light refreshment will be from 5 to 7 pm, Friday, October 15, 2021 at Callaway-Jones Funeral Center. Her Home Going Service will be on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at 10 AM at Bryan City Cemetery followed by the internment.
So sorry to hear about Shirley. She was a delightful person to be around and always had a kind word. She will be greatly missed, not only by her family but by her friends as well. I have fond memories of getting to visit with her and talk sewing and shared recipes. My love to all of you.
Thank You Billie.
Thank you Billie.
Mrs. Morgan will be greatly missed. She lived up the street from us and I enjoyed visiting with her and helping her out. I helped with the twins boys and I know with out a doubt how much she loved her grandsons. She was a very kind and loving neighbor. Love y’all
Sincerely, Donna Getchell
We love you too Donna. Thank you for the kind words.
Christina Morgan Asim
Just want to give my condolences to the Morgan Family. Mike and I were classmates and best of friends in middle school. Every time my mother would bump into Mrs. Morgan they would talk and catch up on how Mike and I were doing as we got older. Very sweet lady.
Christina,
Prayers for you and your family during this difficult time.
Thank you Jeannie!! That means a lot!!
Christina Morgan Asim
Hey!! Love you Paul, Mike, Christina and am very sorry for your loss! Your Mom was a wonderful lady and I cherish the memories of your Mom and Dad!!! Love ya’ll so very much and one day I am coming to Texas to see each and every one of you!!!