Obituary of Patricia Joann Morgan

Patricia Joann (North) Morgan passed away January 16, 2015 surrounded by her loved ones. Pat was born April 9, 1937 in Bisbee, Arizona, daughter of Leonard and Velva Parrack North. She was united in marriage to her childhood sweetheart, Carl (C.L.) Morgan on February 14, 1958. Together they enjoyed 56 years of marriage filled with lots of love and fun. Pat and Carl had 3 children, Kerry Leon, Philip John, and Michael Ralph. Pat grew up in the Tunnel Dam area of Camden County. She graduated from Camdenton High School in 1954 and proudly received her Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Missouri and later earned her Master�s Degree. Pat�s passion was teaching and working with children. She taught 3rd grade at Camdenton Elementary for 33 years. After her retirement, she continued as a beloved volunteer for 10 more years. She influenced countless lives and was always there for a child who needed love, a lift up, or just someone in their corner. She was also a mentor and friend to many teachers. She is survived by her husband Carl; her brother Dennis North and his wife Nancy of Camdenton; two sons Kerry Morgan and his wife Claire of St. Charles, Missouri and Phil and his wife Toni of Camdenton; grandchildren Dylan Morgan and Jessica, Alexandra Malloy and husband Nick, Anna Morgan, and one great grandson Sebastian Morgan. Pat was preceded in death by her parents; infant son Michael Ralph; and brother, Denzil North. Pat made her profession of faith in Jesus as her savior as a young girl. �MeMe� loved spending time with her family and friends and was always there to help those that needed her. Although MeMe laughed often and freely and had fun wherever she went, she never forgot the importance and serious responsibility of being there and doing what was needed for everyone in her life. She was always busy taking care of everyone else. We celebrate her life and the love she shared and will cherish the memories she created for us. MeMe is loved and will be missed immeasurably by everyone who knew her.