Glen Morris, native of Viola and employed in the stock rooms of the Kellogg, Drake and Company store, died at 4:35 Saturday afternoon in St. Mary's Hospital, a week after he underwent an operation for appendicitis, Mr. Morris, who resided at 170 West North Street, had been a Galesburg resident for nine years.
Born January 2, 1893, in Viola, Mr. Morris was reared in that town and attended schools, later entering Brown's Business College. He was the son of George and Anna Johnston-Morris. In Viola, he joined the United Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Morris married Vera McCoy McCaw July 19, 1917, in Galesburg. She survives, with his mother, Mrs. Anna Morris, of Viola; a son, Mac, at home, a step-daughter, Mrs. Leonore Steinfeldt, of Galesburg; four brothers and two sisters, Louis of Canada, Dr. Bert Morris of Chicago; Dr. Bruce Morris, of Keota, IA.; Frank Morris, of Viola; Mrs. Leonore Olin, of Little York; Ethel, at home. There are many friends and relatives mourning Mr. Morris' death.
Short funeral rites will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Horton, Hinchlif and Wilson funeral chapel, where friends may call this evening. Services will be conducted from the United Presbyterian Church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Burial will be in Viola Cemetery.
Cause of death: Complications after appendix surgery!
NOTE: My grandmother, Leonore Steinfeldt (1913-2002), which was Glen's step daughter, revealed that she was his nurse and he had an after death experience just before he died. He was seeing people who had passed away months and even years before. My grandmother loved him so much and never forgot Glen's experience.
Born January 2, 1893, in Viola, Mr. Morris was reared in that town and attended schools, later entering Brown's Business College. He was the son of George and Anna Johnston-Morris. In Viola, he joined the United Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Morris married Vera McCoy McCaw July 19, 1917, in Galesburg. She survives, with his mother, Mrs. Anna Morris, of Viola; a son, Mac, at home, a step-daughter, Mrs. Leonore Steinfeldt, of Galesburg; four brothers and two sisters, Louis of Canada, Dr. Bert Morris of Chicago; Dr. Bruce Morris, of Keota, IA.; Frank Morris, of Viola; Mrs. Leonore Olin, of Little York; Ethel, at home. There are many friends and relatives mourning Mr. Morris' death.
Short funeral rites will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Horton, Hinchlif and Wilson funeral chapel, where friends may call this evening. Services will be conducted from the United Presbyterian Church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Burial will be in Viola Cemetery.
Cause of death: Complications after appendix surgery!
NOTE: My grandmother, Leonore Steinfeldt (1913-2002), which was Glen's step daughter, revealed that she was his nurse and he had an after death experience just before he died. He was seeing people who had passed away months and even years before. My grandmother loved him so much and never forgot Glen's experience.
Glen Morris, native of Viola and employed in the stock rooms of the Kellogg, Drake and Company store, died at 4:35 Saturday afternoon in St. Mary's Hospital, a week after he underwent an operation for appendicitis, Mr. Morris, who resided at 170 West North Street, had been a Galesburg resident for nine years.
Born January 2, 1893, in Viola, Mr. Morris was reared in that town and attended schools, later entering Brown's Business College. He was the son of George and Anna Johnston-Morris. In Viola, he joined the United Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Morris married Vera McCoy McCaw July 19, 1917, in Galesburg. She survives, with his mother, Mrs. Anna Morris, of Viola; a son, Mac, at home, a step-daughter, Mrs. Leonore Steinfeldt, of Galesburg; four brothers and two sisters, Louis of Canada, Dr. Bert Morris of Chicago; Dr. Bruce Morris, of Keota, IA.; Frank Morris, of Viola; Mrs. Leonore Olin, of Little York; Ethel, at home. There are many friends and relatives mourning Mr. Morris' death.
Short funeral rites will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Horton, Hinchlif and Wilson funeral chapel, where friends may call this evening. Services will be conducted from the United Presbyterian Church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Burial will be in Viola Cemetery.
Cause of death: Complications after appendix surgery!
NOTE: My grandmother, Leonore Steinfeldt (1913-2002), which was Glen's step daughter, revealed that she was his nurse and he had an after death experience just before he died. He was seeing people who had passed away months and even years before. My grandmother loved him so much and never forgot Glen's experience.
Born January 2, 1893, in Viola, Mr. Morris was reared in that town and attended schools, later entering Brown's Business College. He was the son of George and Anna Johnston-Morris. In Viola, he joined the United Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Morris married Vera McCoy McCaw July 19, 1917, in Galesburg. She survives, with his mother, Mrs. Anna Morris, of Viola; a son, Mac, at home, a step-daughter, Mrs. Leonore Steinfeldt, of Galesburg; four brothers and two sisters, Louis of Canada, Dr. Bert Morris of Chicago; Dr. Bruce Morris, of Keota, IA.; Frank Morris, of Viola; Mrs. Leonore Olin, of Little York; Ethel, at home. There are many friends and relatives mourning Mr. Morris' death.
Short funeral rites will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Horton, Hinchlif and Wilson funeral chapel, where friends may call this evening. Services will be conducted from the United Presbyterian Church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Burial will be in Viola Cemetery.
Cause of death: Complications after appendix surgery!
NOTE: My grandmother, Leonore Steinfeldt (1913-2002), which was Glen's step daughter, revealed that she was his nurse and he had an after death experience just before he died. He was seeing people who had passed away months and even years before. My grandmother loved him so much and never forgot Glen's experience.
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