On March 1, 2016, at 4:20 A.M. Jesus opened His arms and received our angel, Deborah Harrison Morrison, into her heavenly home. Jesus said to her, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”
Deborah was born in Lee County on January 8, 1959, to Robert Lee Harrison and Barbara Pulliam Harrison. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald Kevin “Buddy” Morrison; maternal grandparents, Ermo and Ethel ”Maw Maw” Pulliam; paternal grandparents, Wilfred and Ethel Harrison and father-in-law, Franklin Leon Morrison.
Deborah was sick with her illnesses for a number of years, but through her beauty of life and creativity, she was always ready to help out. She helped at Barbara’s Barn designing, Sanford Book Stone, Pier One, and she loved Girl Scouts and Band Competitions which involved her daughters.
Her favorite way of spending her time was decorating her church, Edgewood Presbyterian Church, where she had been a member since early childhood. “Debbie” was a talented pianist. She played for the church for many years until her illness took over.
Surviving relatives include her daughters, Drew Anne Morrison and Savannah Katherine Morrison of the Home; mother and father, “Bobby” and Barbara Harrison of Sanford; brothers, Charles Robert Harrison and wife Paula of Sanford and Gary Christopher Harrison and wife Jennifer of Sanford; mother-in-law, Shirley Cooper Morrison; nieces and nephews, Kyndle, Kanten, Kayla, Kacie, Kolby, and LeAnn Harrison; great niece, Kylie Murchison and many aunts she considered her “sisters”
Deborah was born in Lee County on January 8, 1959, to Robert Lee Harrison and Barbara Pulliam Harrison. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald Kevin “Buddy” Morrison; maternal grandparents, Ermo and Ethel ”Maw Maw” Pulliam; paternal grandparents, Wilfred and Ethel Harrison and father-in-law, Franklin Leon Morrison.
Deborah was sick with her illnesses for a number of years, but through her beauty of life and creativity, she was always ready to help out. She helped at Barbara’s Barn designing, Sanford Book Stone, Pier One, and she loved Girl Scouts and Band Competitions which involved her daughters.
Her favorite way of spending her time was decorating her church, Edgewood Presbyterian Church, where she had been a member since early childhood. “Debbie” was a talented pianist. She played for the church for many years until her illness took over.
Surviving relatives include her daughters, Drew Anne Morrison and Savannah Katherine Morrison of the Home; mother and father, “Bobby” and Barbara Harrison of Sanford; brothers, Charles Robert Harrison and wife Paula of Sanford and Gary Christopher Harrison and wife Jennifer of Sanford; mother-in-law, Shirley Cooper Morrison; nieces and nephews, Kyndle, Kanten, Kayla, Kacie, Kolby, and LeAnn Harrison; great niece, Kylie Murchison and many aunts she considered her “sisters”
On March 1, 2016, at 4:20 A.M. Jesus opened His arms and received our angel, Deborah Harrison Morrison, into her heavenly home. Jesus said to her, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”
Deborah was born in Lee County on January 8, 1959, to Robert Lee Harrison and Barbara Pulliam Harrison. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald Kevin “Buddy” Morrison; maternal grandparents, Ermo and Ethel ”Maw Maw” Pulliam; paternal grandparents, Wilfred and Ethel Harrison and father-in-law, Franklin Leon Morrison.
Deborah was sick with her illnesses for a number of years, but through her beauty of life and creativity, she was always ready to help out. She helped at Barbara’s Barn designing, Sanford Book Stone, Pier One, and she loved Girl Scouts and Band Competitions which involved her daughters.
Her favorite way of spending her time was decorating her church, Edgewood Presbyterian Church, where she had been a member since early childhood. “Debbie” was a talented pianist. She played for the church for many years until her illness took over.
Surviving relatives include her daughters, Drew Anne Morrison and Savannah Katherine Morrison of the Home; mother and father, “Bobby” and Barbara Harrison of Sanford; brothers, Charles Robert Harrison and wife Paula of Sanford and Gary Christopher Harrison and wife Jennifer of Sanford; mother-in-law, Shirley Cooper Morrison; nieces and nephews, Kyndle, Kanten, Kayla, Kacie, Kolby, and LeAnn Harrison; great niece, Kylie Murchison and many aunts she considered her “sisters”
Deborah was born in Lee County on January 8, 1959, to Robert Lee Harrison and Barbara Pulliam Harrison. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald Kevin “Buddy” Morrison; maternal grandparents, Ermo and Ethel ”Maw Maw” Pulliam; paternal grandparents, Wilfred and Ethel Harrison and father-in-law, Franklin Leon Morrison.
Deborah was sick with her illnesses for a number of years, but through her beauty of life and creativity, she was always ready to help out. She helped at Barbara’s Barn designing, Sanford Book Stone, Pier One, and she loved Girl Scouts and Band Competitions which involved her daughters.
Her favorite way of spending her time was decorating her church, Edgewood Presbyterian Church, where she had been a member since early childhood. “Debbie” was a talented pianist. She played for the church for many years until her illness took over.
Surviving relatives include her daughters, Drew Anne Morrison and Savannah Katherine Morrison of the Home; mother and father, “Bobby” and Barbara Harrison of Sanford; brothers, Charles Robert Harrison and wife Paula of Sanford and Gary Christopher Harrison and wife Jennifer of Sanford; mother-in-law, Shirley Cooper Morrison; nieces and nephews, Kyndle, Kanten, Kayla, Kacie, Kolby, and LeAnn Harrison; great niece, Kylie Murchison and many aunts she considered her “sisters”
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