Billie Morgan Obituary

Age - 91

October 6, 2023

Bryan, TX

Billie Blanton Morgan 91, Of Brenham was born on September 18, 1932 in Dallas Texas, to William Newton Morgan & Elna Lange He was baptized at Saint Paul's Lutheran church of Brenham on September 27, 1938 by Rev Arthur E Heartmann He was confirmed on January 20, 1963 at Saint Paul's Lutheran Church in Brenham by Rev Thomas Swygert He was untied in holy matrimony to Brenda J Barrow on February 14, 1960 at Saint Paul's Lutheran church of Brenham with pastor Theo R Streng officiating He attended Brenham schools including BHS and was retired MT Vernon Mills He Survived by son Keith E Morgan & wife Karen, daughter Trisha Anne Morgan, grandchildren Brianna R Morgan & Tyler K Morgan, great grandchild Colton A Stewart, Hannah Baird & Brooke Baird Two nieces, numerous cousins and friends Proceeded in death by, mother & father William & Elna Morgan, brother Wilmer Morgan & grandson Jimmie Baird Funeral arrangements are pending To to the family or in memory of Billie Morgan, please

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