Shane Ray Morrison, 44, died on November 5, 2011 in Kennewick, WA. He was born June 16, 1967 in Missoula, MT to parents Clyde and Rosella Morrison. He has lived in the Tri-Cities for 34 years. Shane worked as a Service Advisor and Auto Technician.
Some of his favorite times were trips to the Blues, camping, family BBQ's and yard games. He loved boating and all water sports. His passion was working as a handyman, fixing and creating just about anything. His real gift was working on cars, building hotrods and following Nascar.
It's a comfort to know we will all meet in Heaven one day.
Shane is survived by two daughters, Loraye and Kiley Morrison; parents, Clyde (Rosella) Morrison; brother Brett (Julie) Morrison; sister Selena (Carl) Hild in addition to many nieces and nephews.
Shane was an amazing father, son, brother, uncle and friend. He touched each one of our lives in a different way. A way that will, for each one of us, be unforgettable. He was known for his infectious laughter and his ability to fix and create anything. Shane was blessed with an extraordinarily large heart that allowed him to love each one of us to the absolute fullest.
Some of his favorite times were trips to the Blues, camping, family BBQ's and yard games. He loved boating and all water sports. His passion was working as a handyman, fixing and creating just about anything. His real gift was working on cars, building hotrods and following Nascar.
It's a comfort to know we will all meet in Heaven one day.
Shane is survived by two daughters, Loraye and Kiley Morrison; parents, Clyde (Rosella) Morrison; brother Brett (Julie) Morrison; sister Selena (Carl) Hild in addition to many nieces and nephews.
Shane was an amazing father, son, brother, uncle and friend. He touched each one of our lives in a different way. A way that will, for each one of us, be unforgettable. He was known for his infectious laughter and his ability to fix and create anything. Shane was blessed with an extraordinarily large heart that allowed him to love each one of us to the absolute fullest.
Shane Ray Morrison, 44, died on November 5, 2011 in Kennewick, WA. He was born June 16, 1967 in Missoula, MT to parents Clyde and Rosella Morrison. He has lived in the Tri-Cities for 34 years. Shane worked as a Service Advisor and Auto Technician.
Some of his favorite times were trips to the Blues, camping, family BBQ's and yard games. He loved boating and all water sports. His passion was working as a handyman, fixing and creating just about anything. His real gift was working on cars, building hotrods and following Nascar.
It's a comfort to know we will all meet in Heaven one day.
Shane is survived by two daughters, Loraye and Kiley Morrison; parents, Clyde (Rosella) Morrison; brother Brett (Julie) Morrison; sister Selena (Carl) Hild in addition to many nieces and nephews.
Shane was an amazing father, son, brother, uncle and friend. He touched each one of our lives in a different way. A way that will, for each one of us, be unforgettable. He was known for his infectious laughter and his ability to fix and create anything. Shane was blessed with an extraordinarily large heart that allowed him to love each one of us to the absolute fullest.
Some of his favorite times were trips to the Blues, camping, family BBQ's and yard games. He loved boating and all water sports. His passion was working as a handyman, fixing and creating just about anything. His real gift was working on cars, building hotrods and following Nascar.
It's a comfort to know we will all meet in Heaven one day.
Shane is survived by two daughters, Loraye and Kiley Morrison; parents, Clyde (Rosella) Morrison; brother Brett (Julie) Morrison; sister Selena (Carl) Hild in addition to many nieces and nephews.
Shane was an amazing father, son, brother, uncle and friend. He touched each one of our lives in a different way. A way that will, for each one of us, be unforgettable. He was known for his infectious laughter and his ability to fix and create anything. Shane was blessed with an extraordinarily large heart that allowed him to love each one of us to the absolute fullest.
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