Carroll L Morris

Birth date: Dec 29, 1934 Death date: Jun 14, 2023

Carroll Lenore (Williams) Morris was born December 29, 1934 to Lewis Thurland and Erna Lenora Williams in Salina, Utah. She was the oldest of nine children. Mom passed away on June 14, 2023 from natural causes. The family thanks m Read Obituary

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Adriana Cassani

128w ago

T1he Morris' were our neighbors for nearly 8 years. We were sad to move and leave them behind. We visited them while we lived in Orem. When we moved further away and as our family grew it was harder to find time see them. They were friendly and Carrol always spoke her mind. She was always keeping us up to date, with happenings, and love to visit out by the mailbox in good weather. She hibernated in the winter months.. Her grandkids played with some of our kids and she always had goodies in her kitchen that she shared.
They were friendly and warm neighbors when we first moved here from California, which we really appreciated. When Gene ran his cleaning shop in American fork, when we lived there we would often go by and say hi. He was always so helpful. The Cassani Family sends their condolences for the loss of your mother and father.

Gaye Bluemel

129w ago

Carroll and Gene were my visiting couple for a few years. She was always so thoughtful and always asked about me and my family. Yes, I do have some of the items she made and I use them often. She was fun to talk to and generally said it like it was. She will be missed. I loved her. GB

Charissa Webber

129w ago

Carroll is my cousin (second cousin first removed?) but seems more like an aunt. I loved going to the Morris’s house in Tacoma, and remember especially staying a week when my mom was at girl’s camp. I’d been riding a bike and fell off (I was around 8-9) and got a long gash on my leg. Carroll called my dad because it obviously needed to be stitched up. My dad came over and took a look and said something like, “oh it’ll be fine. It will just make her looker tougher”. Carroll looked very doubtful and a little incredulous lol. I still have the scar, and no one has yet complimented me on my “tough look”. Thank you, Carroll, for patching me up the best you could.

My mom has talked often through the years of how she and Carroll went to “beauty school” together. They would get to both work with a client at the same time and people would request the “two giggly girls”. Beauty school was more of Carroll’s idea than my mom’s and her idea saved our family tons of money through the years.

If there was one word I would use to describe Carroll, it would be “extrovert”. She loved talking with and being with people. I don’t think she had a shy bone in her body. Since I lean more towards the introvert side, this was a quality I admired.

I’m glad to be a member of and share the Larsen lineage with my Morris relatives. Randy, Brenda and Leslie, please know that you have been in my fervent prayers during this time. Please stay in contact and know that I love you. Family, forever. ❤️Charissa

Doneal Williams

129w ago

Carroll was my go to person when I needed someone to talk. If I didn't call first she would call me. We talked about her family and how much she loved them. She told me about her brothers and sisters when they were younger. I loved that we could call each other anytime and one day we talked for an hour and a half. Surprised us both. I miss those phone calls. I will miss her also. Carroll was a special friend to me.

Rachel Kilgrow

129w ago

in honor of Carroll.

My memories of Aunt Carroll- she was a great conversationalist. When my family would go up and visit her family, there was never a lag in topics or conversation. Sometimes, my sister and I would go over to the stairs and slide down the steps. Sometimes, she would come over and tell us to stop, but I don't remember her yelling at us about it. I was always impressed that she would know so much about the families. I remember her telling us about the Japs, that had to march past their house in Salina. I think the most interesting thing about Aunt Carroll, is that you could tell she cared and loved her family very much. We will miss you, but we are glad you are back home with your loved ones.

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Rachel Kilgrow

129w ago

in honor of Carroll.

Rachel Kilgrow lit a candle in memory of Carroll Morris

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

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