Richard Morrow

Death date: Sep 8, 2014

Richard 'Chip' Edwin Morrow, 65, passed away on September 7, 2014, with his family by his side in Stanley, North Carolina. A memorial service will be held on Friday, September 12, 2014, at Grace Covenant Church in Cornelius, NC at Read Obituary

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Ross Meyer

561w ago

Chip was a special friend and former co-worker and will surely be missed. As the comments have said he was an individual full of adventure with an incredible zest for life who brightened the day of all whose paths he crossed. I have nothing but fond memories of spending time with him working aerospace programs, target shooting, restoring and then racing his old 1982 RX-7, or just sharing a meal at a local eatery. He often talked about retiring to the Arizona desert. I think of him often when I see a truly stunning sunset over the Superstition Mountains and know he is still with us in spirit.

Jenny Moates

577w ago

Thank you so much Eddie. It gave him a tremendous amount of joy to share and talk about those things with you. God bless.

Elsie Kunkle

577w ago

We met the Morrow family when they lived in North Apollo, PA a long time ago when I was preschool age my Mother would take me to their house while she cleaned their house. I have a lot of wonderful memories. My Sister Pam and I would like to extend our condolences to the family.
The late William and Emily Kunkle Family

The Late William & Emily Kunkle Family

577w ago

Our Sympathy goes out to the family in this time of sorrow. I remember the family when I was a child living in North Apollo PA. my Mother Emily Kunkle spent lots of time at your house and I would be brought along to sit and wait till she would finish cleaning. Your whole family was so nice to me while I waited. I have wonderful memories of your whole family.

Bob Morrow, Chips Brother

578w ago

I am so glad I was able to get out to NC.to see my brother before he passed. We had a great time reminiscing about old times and family. It's not often we get a chance like this to say goodby and I will be eternally thankful that we did. Chip was quite the adventurer and got to do so much over his lifetime. As my son Eric said. He was a man of mystery. He loved to tell stories of his adventures. He truly was the Indiana Jones of our family. You will be missed brother. We love you.

Cherie & Pete Emmons

578w ago

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad, Jenny. May you find comfort in your memories. Hugs!

Dosia O'quinn

578w ago

So sorry Annie and Jenny for your heartbreaking loss. I got to know Chip when I worked in Marietta and consider myself very fortunate to have known him. I rejoice in knowing I will see him again in heaven.

Bill & Pam Alberty

578w ago

Jenny, again we are so sorry for your loss especially at just a young age. Time will heal all wounds but sorry to say the the hurt will be there off and on for years to come. God's spirit can and will fill the big hole that is left in your spirit. May God truly be with you now and I know Brian will be the support you need. May God Bless

Pam & William

Eddie Hyland

578w ago

I enjoyed meeting him at Jenny and Brian's home during a Sunday night small group meeting. We talked at length over aerospace and woodworking after noticing a piece of his fine craftsmanship and inquiring about such a fine piece of wood. He introduced me to a Native American flute that he built. He was proud of that flute and rightfully so. That was some fine craftsmanship. A man I knew so little and only met once, I was so glad I got a chance to talk to him, and I remember our chat like it was yesterday. May God bless your family.

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