Anthony "Tony" W. Morrison, 53, resided in Champion, Nebraska but was born and raised in Colorado. Tony was born in Denver on February 4, 1968. He passed away at Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort Collins on September 26, 2021, after a short battle with liver cancer.
Tony loved music and was an awesome musician. He sang, played keyboard, harmonica, and loved to play the guitar. He would sing and play for anyone who would listen.
Tony loved to laugh and make others laugh. He was always playing a prank on someone. He was a man with a big heart who loved his family and friends. He put others before himself.
He was preceded in death by his mom, Patti Haller; brother, Richard Huffman; niece, Kristy Jo Huffman; and a nephew, Alan Michael Youngblood.
Tony is survived by his brother Randy Morrison and his wife, Josie; sister, Terri Jay; niece, Shoni Youngblood; daughter, Desiree Morrison; grandson, Tyson; sons: Chris Curtis, Jesse Morrison, Cameron Morrison and Brandon Barber; niece Brittney Huffman; nephew, DJ Huffman; three great-nieces and a great nephew; his extended family, the McKitricks who he loved very much; best friends: Drew and Samantha, Joe Black, Matt Nichols, Lo, and many more.
Tony loved music and was an awesome musician. He sang, played keyboard, harmonica, and loved to play the guitar. He would sing and play for anyone who would listen.
Tony loved to laugh and make others laugh. He was always playing a prank on someone. He was a man with a big heart who loved his family and friends. He put others before himself.
He was preceded in death by his mom, Patti Haller; brother, Richard Huffman; niece, Kristy Jo Huffman; and a nephew, Alan Michael Youngblood.
Tony is survived by his brother Randy Morrison and his wife, Josie; sister, Terri Jay; niece, Shoni Youngblood; daughter, Desiree Morrison; grandson, Tyson; sons: Chris Curtis, Jesse Morrison, Cameron Morrison and Brandon Barber; niece Brittney Huffman; nephew, DJ Huffman; three great-nieces and a great nephew; his extended family, the McKitricks who he loved very much; best friends: Drew and Samantha, Joe Black, Matt Nichols, Lo, and many more.
Anthony "Tony" W. Morrison, 53, resided in Champion, Nebraska but was born and raised in Colorado. Tony was born in Denver on February 4, 1968. He passed away at Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort Collins on September 26, 2021, after a short battle with liver cancer.
Tony loved music and was an awesome musician. He sang, played keyboard, harmonica, and loved to play the guitar. He would sing and play for anyone who would listen.
Tony loved to laugh and make others laugh. He was always playing a prank on someone. He was a man with a big heart who loved his family and friends. He put others before himself.
He was preceded in death by his mom, Patti Haller; brother, Richard Huffman; niece, Kristy Jo Huffman; and a nephew, Alan Michael Youngblood.
Tony is survived by his brother Randy Morrison and his wife, Josie; sister, Terri Jay; niece, Shoni Youngblood; daughter, Desiree Morrison; grandson, Tyson; sons: Chris Curtis, Jesse Morrison, Cameron Morrison and Brandon Barber; niece Brittney Huffman; nephew, DJ Huffman; three great-nieces and a great nephew; his extended family, the McKitricks who he loved very much; best friends: Drew and Samantha, Joe Black, Matt Nichols, Lo, and many more.
Tony loved music and was an awesome musician. He sang, played keyboard, harmonica, and loved to play the guitar. He would sing and play for anyone who would listen.
Tony loved to laugh and make others laugh. He was always playing a prank on someone. He was a man with a big heart who loved his family and friends. He put others before himself.
He was preceded in death by his mom, Patti Haller; brother, Richard Huffman; niece, Kristy Jo Huffman; and a nephew, Alan Michael Youngblood.
Tony is survived by his brother Randy Morrison and his wife, Josie; sister, Terri Jay; niece, Shoni Youngblood; daughter, Desiree Morrison; grandson, Tyson; sons: Chris Curtis, Jesse Morrison, Cameron Morrison and Brandon Barber; niece Brittney Huffman; nephew, DJ Huffman; three great-nieces and a great nephew; his extended family, the McKitricks who he loved very much; best friends: Drew and Samantha, Joe Black, Matt Nichols, Lo, and many more.
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