Book of Memories for Harold Alexander Duff Morrison

Condolence From LeeAnn Offord

Mon, 02 Apr 2018 07:28:45 EDT

Sending my deepest condolences to the entire Morrison Family. I am so sorry for the loss of your father Jim, Debby your father in-law Melissa and Brittany your grandfather. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time of sadness. May the wonderful memories live forever in your hearts.

Condolence From Murray Lawson

Sat, 31 Mar 2018 12:21:14 EDT

Sorry for your loss. He was a great man. He had given me my first ticket for driving a motor bike with out a drivers licence. We laughed for years after. He went with my brother Charles who was older than me. Murray Lawson

Condolence From Blair Yeomans

Fri, 30 Mar 2018 21:19:13 EDT

Very sorry to hear of Uncle Harold's passing. I will always be so grateful to Harold and Auntie Vi for letting me stay with them when I went to college. Uncle Harold was so kind , with such a gentle nature it was a privilege to know him. I have many wonderful memories. Thoughts and prayers to all. Blair, Gail and Gavin

Condolence From doug and marilyn james

Fri, 30 Mar 2018 13:11:59 EDT

Dear family, The passing of Harold will leave a sad but happy feeling for us. We go back many years with Harold and Vi and have shared many happy times both at A & W and at the cottage. Your are right, a lovelier human would be hard to find. We are grateful for those happy years and treasure them in our hearts. I know that Brian would like me to pass on his love and sympathy Marilyn and Doug James

Condolence From Garry James

Thu, 29 Mar 2018 21:48:47 EDT

Dave, Jim, Barb & families, My deepest sympathies on your loss. You must know how blessed your family was, with and by Harold. His kindness to us as rascals both at Asbury & West, and later at the Moon River, expressed a Christlikeness which was and is rare in our generation. His tireless work for the Kingdom of God, was evident even as Zi would meet him st the Markham sprayer Breakfast in his later years. Please excuse my absence Monday, as I am conducting a funeral in Newmarket at the same time. Blessings to you all, Rev. Garry James Valley View Alliance Church

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Thu, 29 Mar 2018 09:25:45 EDT

Story shared: Police Work

Wed, 28 Mar 2018 17:19:33 EDT

I was also a Toronto Police officer and when I was a young officer, Harold was a police prosecuter in the courts at Old City Hall. He would talk about any plea bargain or extenuating circumstances and he would call forward the witnesses for the crown, including the officer who liad the charge and any other officer who may have evidence to offer. He may proceed by asking each witness questions, but usually proceeded by asking the witness to tell the court their observations and findings. As is said elsewhere "
A gentler man could never be found And then many years later Harold started to attend at Centra United church in Unionville. As I recall, he and Vi drove over from Thornhill. I visited Vi in their home, before cancer took her life. Well later on, in preparation for a church dinner (which my wife Gerri and I had spearheaded the first annual), Haroid met Jean while pealing potatoes in the church ad they were later married. And unfortunatley, Jean passed away as well. Subsequntly, Harold married Ruth, a widowed resident of Swan Lake where Harold and Jean had lived. Well again, "A kiner gentler soul" could never be found than Ruth. Three years ago, I lost my wife Gerri of 45 yrs, to cancer (to the Lord) at ge 67. She had attened Central United since she was 2 years old and she was born and lived in Markham. It hurts. It really hurts. And Harold has faced this twice. And now Ruth will have faced it twice. I pray for all of God's Blessings towards Harold's future in heaven a towards Ruth and family here on earth. I belive Harold was a very true follower of our Lord Jesus Christ. I went to see you Harold, but it was not a good day for you. Maybe you heard me? Yours in Christ - Dennis Seeley (Gerri)