Mrs Morrison, a very special lady, lived in Maggie Valley, NC for many years in a small A Frame home by a creek in the Smoky Mountains. She was known and loved by so many for her sweet manor and kindness to everyone and thing. She baked bread and made jellies and gave them as gifts to her guest. She loved to garden and had such beautiful flowers. She was very well known for all her lovely hand made Raggedy Ann's and Andy dolls in several sizes which she sold in a gift shop in Maggie Valley for very little profit. When I suggested that she raise her price a little she told me she wanted to make sure all children could have them. She was my neighbor and friend and will be forever loved and missed. She was an active member of the first Baptist Church in Waynesville, NC where she attended regularly. She will be especially missed by her step daughters who loved and cherished her so much. Something I will remember forever is that when she was 82 years old she told me she asked God for ten more years. She was 92 when she passed away. She loved life and had such faith and so much love to give. May she rest in peace. Her neighbor and friend, Molly

Posted by Webb Funeral Home.
Bronnie Mae Morrison, 92, passed away Tuesday, August 1, 2006 in Jonas Ridge Adult Care Center after an extended illness. A native of Iron City, GA, She was the daughter of the late Archie and Verdie Folds Gause and the wife of the late Thomas Morrison. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Spurce Pine were she had moved from Maggie to be near her daughter and also a homemaker.

No Services are planned at this time.

Father: Archie Frank Gause; s/o Benjamin Franklin Gause and Charlotte Gilmore Gause.
Mother: Verdia Omenla Folds Gause Sister to: Carl Othnal, Pyro, Otho, Bernice, Vivian, Edwin, McArthur, Archie, and Earlish Gause.