Note: b. Olivet. d. Albion. Occup: Cateress. Parents Bert & Olive (Crowell) Seitler. Husb. Walter J. Morgan m. 9/12/1923 Marshall. Sister: Gertrude Hartford.
Mrs. Olive Louise Morgan, 69, of 609 Bidwell St., died Friday afternoon at Albion Community Hospital after being in failing health the past two years.
The daughter of Bert and Olive (Crowell) Seitler, she was born Aug. 3, 1907, in Olivet. She was married in September 1923 to Walter Morgan, who died in August 1969.
Mrs. Morgan was known for the wedding cakes she make in her home before she became ill.
Surviving her are, a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Grinnell, Albion; a son, Albert Morgan, Albion; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lusk and Mrs. Annabelle Neufer, both of Albion; seven grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call after 7 pm today at the Albion Chapel of Tedd-Williams Funeral Chapels, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 pm. with the Rev. Victor Ambrozaitis officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Albion Community Hospital Nursing Scholarship Fund.
My greatgrandmother was, besides my mom, my idol..teacher...mentor. Even though she passed when I was a mear 11 yrs. old I have never forgotten her smiling face. I can remember every inch of her home, the smell as you walked into the side door...the smell of cakes baking and freshly made frosting. Oh, and how wonderful it was when she would take the left over frosting, put it between two gram crackers, wrap it up in wax paper for me to take home..yumm.
We would go to her house almost everyday, most of my fondest childhood memories were of being with her and mom, baking, chit-chatting at the kitchen table...and getting in trouble for climbing the apple tree.
Grandmom...you are dearly missed.
I Love you, Lisa
(I would also like to thank Frank Passic, Albion Historian and Mary Houghton of the Albion Public Library for all there help with my family records)
Mrs. Olive Louise Morgan, 69, of 609 Bidwell St., died Friday afternoon at Albion Community Hospital after being in failing health the past two years.
The daughter of Bert and Olive (Crowell) Seitler, she was born Aug. 3, 1907, in Olivet. She was married in September 1923 to Walter Morgan, who died in August 1969.
Mrs. Morgan was known for the wedding cakes she make in her home before she became ill.
Surviving her are, a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Grinnell, Albion; a son, Albert Morgan, Albion; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lusk and Mrs. Annabelle Neufer, both of Albion; seven grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call after 7 pm today at the Albion Chapel of Tedd-Williams Funeral Chapels, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 pm. with the Rev. Victor Ambrozaitis officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Albion Community Hospital Nursing Scholarship Fund.
My greatgrandmother was, besides my mom, my idol..teacher...mentor. Even though she passed when I was a mear 11 yrs. old I have never forgotten her smiling face. I can remember every inch of her home, the smell as you walked into the side door...the smell of cakes baking and freshly made frosting. Oh, and how wonderful it was when she would take the left over frosting, put it between two gram crackers, wrap it up in wax paper for me to take home..yumm.
We would go to her house almost everyday, most of my fondest childhood memories were of being with her and mom, baking, chit-chatting at the kitchen table...and getting in trouble for climbing the apple tree.
Grandmom...you are dearly missed.
I Love you, Lisa
(I would also like to thank Frank Passic, Albion Historian and Mary Houghton of the Albion Public Library for all there help with my family records)
Note: b. Olivet. d. Albion. Occup: Cateress. Parents Bert & Olive (Crowell) Seitler. Husb. Walter J. Morgan m. 9/12/1923 Marshall. Sister: Gertrude Hartford.
Mrs. Olive Louise Morgan, 69, of 609 Bidwell St., died Friday afternoon at Albion Community Hospital after being in failing health the past two years.
The daughter of Bert and Olive (Crowell) Seitler, she was born Aug. 3, 1907, in Olivet. She was married in September 1923 to Walter Morgan, who died in August 1969.
Mrs. Morgan was known for the wedding cakes she make in her home before she became ill.
Surviving her are, a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Grinnell, Albion; a son, Albert Morgan, Albion; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lusk and Mrs. Annabelle Neufer, both of Albion; seven grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call after 7 pm today at the Albion Chapel of Tedd-Williams Funeral Chapels, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 pm. with the Rev. Victor Ambrozaitis officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Albion Community Hospital Nursing Scholarship Fund.
My greatgrandmother was, besides my mom, my idol..teacher...mentor. Even though she passed when I was a mear 11 yrs. old I have never forgotten her smiling face. I can remember every inch of her home, the smell as you walked into the side door...the smell of cakes baking and freshly made frosting. Oh, and how wonderful it was when she would take the left over frosting, put it between two gram crackers, wrap it up in wax paper for me to take home..yumm.
We would go to her house almost everyday, most of my fondest childhood memories were of being with her and mom, baking, chit-chatting at the kitchen table...and getting in trouble for climbing the apple tree.
Grandmom...you are dearly missed.
I Love you, Lisa
(I would also like to thank Frank Passic, Albion Historian and Mary Houghton of the Albion Public Library for all there help with my family records)
Mrs. Olive Louise Morgan, 69, of 609 Bidwell St., died Friday afternoon at Albion Community Hospital after being in failing health the past two years.
The daughter of Bert and Olive (Crowell) Seitler, she was born Aug. 3, 1907, in Olivet. She was married in September 1923 to Walter Morgan, who died in August 1969.
Mrs. Morgan was known for the wedding cakes she make in her home before she became ill.
Surviving her are, a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Grinnell, Albion; a son, Albert Morgan, Albion; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lusk and Mrs. Annabelle Neufer, both of Albion; seven grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call after 7 pm today at the Albion Chapel of Tedd-Williams Funeral Chapels, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 pm. with the Rev. Victor Ambrozaitis officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Albion Community Hospital Nursing Scholarship Fund.
My greatgrandmother was, besides my mom, my idol..teacher...mentor. Even though she passed when I was a mear 11 yrs. old I have never forgotten her smiling face. I can remember every inch of her home, the smell as you walked into the side door...the smell of cakes baking and freshly made frosting. Oh, and how wonderful it was when she would take the left over frosting, put it between two gram crackers, wrap it up in wax paper for me to take home..yumm.
We would go to her house almost everyday, most of my fondest childhood memories were of being with her and mom, baking, chit-chatting at the kitchen table...and getting in trouble for climbing the apple tree.
Grandmom...you are dearly missed.
I Love you, Lisa
(I would also like to thank Frank Passic, Albion Historian and Mary Houghton of the Albion Public Library for all there help with my family records)
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