Lawrence Morgan Obituary

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Morgan, I had him for 2 semesters of my classes and he was by far my favorite professor. He helped me so much and explained things to me that I never understood. He is the reason why I am pursing my dream of being a Pharmacist. Professor Morgan took his time for me and wrote a letter of recommendation to my graduate school Midwestern University. I will truly never forget him and I know he is in a better place now. You will forever be in our hearts Professor Morgan and you will be deeply missed. Thank You for being the great person you were and bringing joy to the class. I am grateful that I got the honor to run into you!
Until next time!

Professor Morgan was more than just an educator. To his students, myself included, he was Larry, a kind soul with a passion for learning. He helped me through a very difficult time in my life with his encouragement and the gift of a book which I will treasure always. His memory lives on forever.

Larry Morgan was a wonderful person. He was always so welcoming and kind. He genuinely cared for his students would constantly check in on them throughout lab. I had him for two semesters in the "Morganic Dojo" as he called his lab class. He always had a way of making you laugh and thoroughly enjoy lab. I´ll miss you Professor Morgan

Mr. Morgan was my favorite professor, and everyone loved him for his goofy personality and deep passion for teaching. His warm smile always brightened my day, and I'll truly miss seeing it each week. He was such a joy to be around, and I especially loved how silly he was, it seemed whenever he spoke it was followed with a lighthearted giggle as he found joy in the simplest of things and never took life too seriously. I always appreciated that of him.

This semester, our lab sessions ran late, often until 7:30 or 8:00 p.m., just as the sun was setting. Sometimes, Mr. Morgan would look through the blinds of the small square window in the back of the lab, probably checking to see if it was getting dark. One evening, he paused the entire class and, with a laugh, said, "You might want to take a picture of the beautiful full moon!" pointing to that tiny window. I found it so sweet, so of course I walked over and took a picture, it's not great as the fluorescent lights glare in the background, I like to think it adds character. That's a memory I´ll always cherish. I'm incredibly grateful to have had him as my lab professor for nearly two semesters, and his presence will be deeply missed.

Professor Morgan was an amazing professor. Kind and devoted to his job. He was my lab professor for both the summer and fall this year. I´d stay behind in the lab after many have left, completing work right then and there and asked him so many questions. I always apologized, since I´d either be the last one out or it just be one question after another. But he responded, always, with "That´s okay. It´s what I´m here for." Kind, forgiving, understanding, and respectful. He will forever be one of my favorite professors. May he rest in peace.

Larry Morgan had a beautiful light that shone through with kindness and understanding. He always seemed to me to be so full of grace. Although I only had one semester with him in the Morganic Dojo - as he liked to call his organic chemistry lab course - he surely stands out to me as a genuine and compassionate professor who took deliberate care to encourage inspiration and to stoke the imagination of his students. I remember most how friendly and gentle he was whenever I met with him, in class or in passing. He always offered a smile and was ever patient, serving from a heart that clearly aimed for the good of others. The world is a better place for having had him in it. May the Lord bless his memory.

Professor Morgan was truly passionate about helping students learn and expanding our knowledge. He always made sure we knew exactly what we were doing and never made us afraid to ask questions. He was so kind and cared so much for us. I am so thankful for getting the opportunity to meet Professor Morgan and learn from him. He will always be remembered. My heart goes out to his family.

Professor Morgan was the best university professor I have ever had. He was such a kind, intuitive soul. His understanding of organic chemistry was endlessly insightful and we were beyond lucky to be his students. His lab was always a place of growth and joyous learning. He encouraged our curiosity and answered all of our questions to the best of his knowledge, even if they went beyond the scope of the course, because he didn't ever want to dissuade us from pursuing knowledge. I will be grateful forever to have met and learned from Larry Morgan. His memory will shine brightly in the minds of many. My condolences to his family.

Dr. Morgan was the best lab professor anyone could ask for, he had the sweetest soul and was extremely talented in his field. He made coming to school and lab so much fun, he was the best ever.