Burial with Lawton Fire Department honors will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens under direction of Becker-Rabon Funeral Home.
Lawrence (Larry) Ryburn Morgan, after an unexpected diagnosis of cancer, passed on to his Heavenly home on Friday morning, February 4, 2022 surrounded by loved ones who will continue to honor his legacy by living their lives to the fullest. Lawrence was born in Lawton, Oklahoma to Gano and Oleta Morgan on January 30, 1935. He was little brother to Margaret and big brother to Sylvia.
As a devout reader of his Bible — upon learning of the seriousness of his illness — he said, "I guess I'll meet my Lord and Savior sooner rather than later."
Lawrence served his country in the United States Army as a Truck Master, Gunman and Sharpshooter from 1954-1956 and in the USA Reserves until 1961.
Lawrence served his community as a Lawton Firefighter for 23 years retiring in 1979 as a Lieutenant. While serving as a firefighter he was also a long-haul truck driver for Dozie Davis.
Lawrence talents were many- he was a great fisherman, expert WAHOO player, puzzle enthusiast, and a fixer of all things. In his retirement he remodeled homes, mowed yards and helped anyone who asked. His hobbies included cooking, writing songs and stories, painting ceramics and traveling the United States. True to his word he cared for his parents until their deaths and his sisters until his death. Lawrence had a great sense of humor and a sharp wit. He loved sharing little zingers and retelling funny stories from his youth.
Lawrence attended Immanuel Baptist Church and was a member of Jefferson Avenue Baptist for over 60 years.
Lawrence is preceded in death by his parents, his little sister Margie Morgan, brother-in-law, Harold Smith, nephews, Larry Ritchie and Lynn Smith and his wife Claudia, his son-in-law, Hank Wiederhold and his beloved wife Helen Winham Morgan.
The family would like to express appreciation to Comanche County Memorial Hospice.
In lieu of flowers please send memorials to Immanuel Baptist Church, 1314 SW 11th Street, Lawton, Oklahoma 73501.
Becker-Rabon Funeral Home
Lawrence (Larry) Ryburn Morgan, after an unexpected diagnosis of cancer, passed on to his Heavenly home on Friday morning, February 4, 2022 surrounded by loved ones who will continue to honor his legacy by living their lives to the fullest. Lawrence was born in Lawton, Oklahoma to Gano and Oleta Morgan on January 30, 1935. He was little brother to Margaret and big brother to Sylvia.
As a devout reader of his Bible — upon learning of the seriousness of his illness — he said, "I guess I'll meet my Lord and Savior sooner rather than later."
Lawrence served his country in the United States Army as a Truck Master, Gunman and Sharpshooter from 1954-1956 and in the USA Reserves until 1961.
Lawrence served his community as a Lawton Firefighter for 23 years retiring in 1979 as a Lieutenant. While serving as a firefighter he was also a long-haul truck driver for Dozie Davis.
Lawrence talents were many- he was a great fisherman, expert WAHOO player, puzzle enthusiast, and a fixer of all things. In his retirement he remodeled homes, mowed yards and helped anyone who asked. His hobbies included cooking, writing songs and stories, painting ceramics and traveling the United States. True to his word he cared for his parents until their deaths and his sisters until his death. Lawrence had a great sense of humor and a sharp wit. He loved sharing little zingers and retelling funny stories from his youth.
Lawrence attended Immanuel Baptist Church and was a member of Jefferson Avenue Baptist for over 60 years.
Lawrence is preceded in death by his parents, his little sister Margie Morgan, brother-in-law, Harold Smith, nephews, Larry Ritchie and Lynn Smith and his wife Claudia, his son-in-law, Hank Wiederhold and his beloved wife Helen Winham Morgan.
The family would like to express appreciation to Comanche County Memorial Hospice.
In lieu of flowers please send memorials to Immanuel Baptist Church, 1314 SW 11th Street, Lawton, Oklahoma 73501.
Becker-Rabon Funeral Home
Burial with Lawton Fire Department honors will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens under direction of Becker-Rabon Funeral Home.
Lawrence (Larry) Ryburn Morgan, after an unexpected diagnosis of cancer, passed on to his Heavenly home on Friday morning, February 4, 2022 surrounded by loved ones who will continue to honor his legacy by living their lives to the fullest. Lawrence was born in Lawton, Oklahoma to Gano and Oleta Morgan on January 30, 1935. He was little brother to Margaret and big brother to Sylvia.
As a devout reader of his Bible — upon learning of the seriousness of his illness — he said, "I guess I'll meet my Lord and Savior sooner rather than later."
Lawrence served his country in the United States Army as a Truck Master, Gunman and Sharpshooter from 1954-1956 and in the USA Reserves until 1961.
Lawrence served his community as a Lawton Firefighter for 23 years retiring in 1979 as a Lieutenant. While serving as a firefighter he was also a long-haul truck driver for Dozie Davis.
Lawrence talents were many- he was a great fisherman, expert WAHOO player, puzzle enthusiast, and a fixer of all things. In his retirement he remodeled homes, mowed yards and helped anyone who asked. His hobbies included cooking, writing songs and stories, painting ceramics and traveling the United States. True to his word he cared for his parents until their deaths and his sisters until his death. Lawrence had a great sense of humor and a sharp wit. He loved sharing little zingers and retelling funny stories from his youth.
Lawrence attended Immanuel Baptist Church and was a member of Jefferson Avenue Baptist for over 60 years.
Lawrence is preceded in death by his parents, his little sister Margie Morgan, brother-in-law, Harold Smith, nephews, Larry Ritchie and Lynn Smith and his wife Claudia, his son-in-law, Hank Wiederhold and his beloved wife Helen Winham Morgan.
The family would like to express appreciation to Comanche County Memorial Hospice.
In lieu of flowers please send memorials to Immanuel Baptist Church, 1314 SW 11th Street, Lawton, Oklahoma 73501.
Becker-Rabon Funeral Home
Lawrence (Larry) Ryburn Morgan, after an unexpected diagnosis of cancer, passed on to his Heavenly home on Friday morning, February 4, 2022 surrounded by loved ones who will continue to honor his legacy by living their lives to the fullest. Lawrence was born in Lawton, Oklahoma to Gano and Oleta Morgan on January 30, 1935. He was little brother to Margaret and big brother to Sylvia.
As a devout reader of his Bible — upon learning of the seriousness of his illness — he said, "I guess I'll meet my Lord and Savior sooner rather than later."
Lawrence served his country in the United States Army as a Truck Master, Gunman and Sharpshooter from 1954-1956 and in the USA Reserves until 1961.
Lawrence served his community as a Lawton Firefighter for 23 years retiring in 1979 as a Lieutenant. While serving as a firefighter he was also a long-haul truck driver for Dozie Davis.
Lawrence talents were many- he was a great fisherman, expert WAHOO player, puzzle enthusiast, and a fixer of all things. In his retirement he remodeled homes, mowed yards and helped anyone who asked. His hobbies included cooking, writing songs and stories, painting ceramics and traveling the United States. True to his word he cared for his parents until their deaths and his sisters until his death. Lawrence had a great sense of humor and a sharp wit. He loved sharing little zingers and retelling funny stories from his youth.
Lawrence attended Immanuel Baptist Church and was a member of Jefferson Avenue Baptist for over 60 years.
Lawrence is preceded in death by his parents, his little sister Margie Morgan, brother-in-law, Harold Smith, nephews, Larry Ritchie and Lynn Smith and his wife Claudia, his son-in-law, Hank Wiederhold and his beloved wife Helen Winham Morgan.
The family would like to express appreciation to Comanche County Memorial Hospice.
In lieu of flowers please send memorials to Immanuel Baptist Church, 1314 SW 11th Street, Lawton, Oklahoma 73501.
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