Obituary for Frank A Morgan
Retired Msgt Frank A Morgan from Marydel, Delaware passed away on January 20, 2022 due to Pneumonia and Covid 19. He also lived 18 years with Waldenstroms disease (Cancer).
He was born on January 23, 1946 in Sherman Mills, Maine. He graduated from David Proudy High School in Spencer, Mass. He was in the US Air force for 20 years as a hydraulics mechanic followed by 18 years as a appliance repair technician.
He was a very honorable family man who was also avid Chess Player, loved working outdoors and providing for his family.
He preceded in life by his mother Mae Morgan, his father William Morgan, and brother Leon(Gabby) Morgan. He survived my his loving wife of 54 years, Carol Morgan, his children Frank C. Morgan of Marydel, his daughter Corinne and her husband Shawn Cain from Grantville, Pennsylvania, his brother William (Bill) Morgan of Maryville, Tennessee four grandchildren Emily(Jax), Dylan, Haylee, and Danielle Cain, along with many nieces and nephews.
Services will be held on February 15th at 1pm at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Bear Delaware with full Military Honors. He will be dearly missed.
He was born on January 23, 1946 in Sherman Mills, Maine. He graduated from David Proudy High School in Spencer, Mass. He was in the US Air force for 20 years as a hydraulics mechanic followed by 18 years as a appliance repair technician.
He was a very honorable family man who was also avid Chess Player, loved working outdoors and providing for his family.
He preceded in life by his mother Mae Morgan, his father William Morgan, and brother Leon(Gabby) Morgan. He survived my his loving wife of 54 years, Carol Morgan, his children Frank C. Morgan of Marydel, his daughter Corinne and her husband Shawn Cain from Grantville, Pennsylvania, his brother William (Bill) Morgan of Maryville, Tennessee four grandchildren Emily(Jax), Dylan, Haylee, and Danielle Cain, along with many nieces and nephews.
Services will be held on February 15th at 1pm at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Bear Delaware with full Military Honors. He will be dearly missed.