Age 39
Son of Stanley and Alice Morgan.
Husband of Lisa Morgan.
Father of Alexandra Morgan and Caitlin Morgan.
Passed away after a valiant fight with brain cancer.
Ian was a devoted husband and father and his only sorrow was that he was leaving "his girls" behind. He was a graduate of Pepperdine University where he received degrees in Religion and Psychology. Prior to his death he taught sixth - eighth grade Bible and Social Studies at Alethia Christian School in Newark, DE. Previously he was the Campus Minister for the Church of Christ at the University of Delaware and Purdue University in Indiana. He and Lisa worked as co-directors of the Pepperdine University Campus in London, England.
Ian attended Ogletown Baptist Church in Newark where he taught adult Bible classes and led a Worship Team. Ian loved music and enjoyed writing modern Christian music. He played the guitar and several other instruments. He also enjoyed painting, cooking, and gardening.
Ian was descended from a long line of ministers and missionaries. His great-grandfather founded Park College in Parkville, Kansas where he also served as a minister. His grandfather and grandmother were missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The Carol Morgan School and the Barney Morgan School were founded in the Dominican Republic in honor of Ian's grandparents. The college and schools are still operating today. Ian's parents, Stanley and Alice Morgan, were also missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto, as well as serving as foster parents in several children's homes and orphanages in the United States. Ian and his wife Lisa led groups of teenagers on several mission trips to Mexico to aid in the building of churches and orphans' homes.
They also served as missionaries in Mexico, Germany, Italy and England.
Son of Stanley and Alice Morgan.
Husband of Lisa Morgan.
Father of Alexandra Morgan and Caitlin Morgan.
Passed away after a valiant fight with brain cancer.
Ian was a devoted husband and father and his only sorrow was that he was leaving "his girls" behind. He was a graduate of Pepperdine University where he received degrees in Religion and Psychology. Prior to his death he taught sixth - eighth grade Bible and Social Studies at Alethia Christian School in Newark, DE. Previously he was the Campus Minister for the Church of Christ at the University of Delaware and Purdue University in Indiana. He and Lisa worked as co-directors of the Pepperdine University Campus in London, England.
Ian attended Ogletown Baptist Church in Newark where he taught adult Bible classes and led a Worship Team. Ian loved music and enjoyed writing modern Christian music. He played the guitar and several other instruments. He also enjoyed painting, cooking, and gardening.
Ian was descended from a long line of ministers and missionaries. His great-grandfather founded Park College in Parkville, Kansas where he also served as a minister. His grandfather and grandmother were missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The Carol Morgan School and the Barney Morgan School were founded in the Dominican Republic in honor of Ian's grandparents. The college and schools are still operating today. Ian's parents, Stanley and Alice Morgan, were also missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto, as well as serving as foster parents in several children's homes and orphanages in the United States. Ian and his wife Lisa led groups of teenagers on several mission trips to Mexico to aid in the building of churches and orphans' homes.
They also served as missionaries in Mexico, Germany, Italy and England.
Age 39
Son of Stanley and Alice Morgan.
Husband of Lisa Morgan.
Father of Alexandra Morgan and Caitlin Morgan.
Passed away after a valiant fight with brain cancer.
Ian was a devoted husband and father and his only sorrow was that he was leaving "his girls" behind. He was a graduate of Pepperdine University where he received degrees in Religion and Psychology. Prior to his death he taught sixth - eighth grade Bible and Social Studies at Alethia Christian School in Newark, DE. Previously he was the Campus Minister for the Church of Christ at the University of Delaware and Purdue University in Indiana. He and Lisa worked as co-directors of the Pepperdine University Campus in London, England.
Ian attended Ogletown Baptist Church in Newark where he taught adult Bible classes and led a Worship Team. Ian loved music and enjoyed writing modern Christian music. He played the guitar and several other instruments. He also enjoyed painting, cooking, and gardening.
Ian was descended from a long line of ministers and missionaries. His great-grandfather founded Park College in Parkville, Kansas where he also served as a minister. His grandfather and grandmother were missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The Carol Morgan School and the Barney Morgan School were founded in the Dominican Republic in honor of Ian's grandparents. The college and schools are still operating today. Ian's parents, Stanley and Alice Morgan, were also missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto, as well as serving as foster parents in several children's homes and orphanages in the United States. Ian and his wife Lisa led groups of teenagers on several mission trips to Mexico to aid in the building of churches and orphans' homes.
They also served as missionaries in Mexico, Germany, Italy and England.
Son of Stanley and Alice Morgan.
Husband of Lisa Morgan.
Father of Alexandra Morgan and Caitlin Morgan.
Passed away after a valiant fight with brain cancer.
Ian was a devoted husband and father and his only sorrow was that he was leaving "his girls" behind. He was a graduate of Pepperdine University where he received degrees in Religion and Psychology. Prior to his death he taught sixth - eighth grade Bible and Social Studies at Alethia Christian School in Newark, DE. Previously he was the Campus Minister for the Church of Christ at the University of Delaware and Purdue University in Indiana. He and Lisa worked as co-directors of the Pepperdine University Campus in London, England.
Ian attended Ogletown Baptist Church in Newark where he taught adult Bible classes and led a Worship Team. Ian loved music and enjoyed writing modern Christian music. He played the guitar and several other instruments. He also enjoyed painting, cooking, and gardening.
Ian was descended from a long line of ministers and missionaries. His great-grandfather founded Park College in Parkville, Kansas where he also served as a minister. His grandfather and grandmother were missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The Carol Morgan School and the Barney Morgan School were founded in the Dominican Republic in honor of Ian's grandparents. The college and schools are still operating today. Ian's parents, Stanley and Alice Morgan, were also missionaries in the Dominican Republic and Puerto, as well as serving as foster parents in several children's homes and orphanages in the United States. Ian and his wife Lisa led groups of teenagers on several mission trips to Mexico to aid in the building of churches and orphans' homes.
They also served as missionaries in Mexico, Germany, Italy and England.
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