Jessie Elbert Morris

nephew

Grover, we are so sorry to hear of your Mothers passing.

Ceyril and Beverley Paulus

Dear Friends,
I have in the past told "Aunt Elbert" how beautiful that she was on the inside as well as the outside. Her eyes would sparkle and her face would light up in a way that is nearly indescribable.
I learned something today. I learned more about her beauty than ever before. The memorial tribute to a wonderful lady was sang today through a medley of voices, a harmonious litany of praises that cannot be forgotten. Pastors Randy and Renee Clark, Pastor Randon Clark, Pastor Deamon Scapin, Elder Mark Burns, and Sister Virginia Marshall painted a masterpiece that lent such color and so taesed the senses that laughter and tears, and much joy became the canvas.
I have witnessed many a celebration, but at the top of my list of cherished and fond memories will be the Heavenly Homecoming of this saint, Jesse "Aunt Elbert" Morris.
Tell someone how beautiful they are and watch what God will do!
We will certainly miss this incredible human speciman whose infectious behavior will always be remembered.
With all of our love and honor to you, "Aunt Elbert."
And to your family we extend our prayers and our love and our enduring smiles. We cannot wipe them away.

What wonderful memories and stories I have of her, was so blessed to have know this awesome woman of God, Always thier with a helping hand and encourging word she always had for anyone who would take the time to listen, She loved her family and life to the fulliest, she will be missed but she is now receiving her eternal reward. Thank you Aunt Elbert for sharing your love and life with us all. Love you, till we meet again :-) Norma and Freddie

I have called her Maw for so long it's hard to remember "Aunt Elbert". It was a beautiful service...a lot of talent in our family. I'm sure Maw was proud that ALL the family was together again and Pasotr Clark had a chance to convey her meesage for life, love and happiness one more time. Rest in peace Maw and tell everyone hello for us! You'll have to let us know if Chester (Daddy) sounds the same up there...lol. Now you can sing "Just A Closer Walk With Him" with him for eternity! Have fun dancin on the streets of gold....see ya in a few....

Aunt Elbert will be dearly missed by many. She was such a devoted woman of God. Always live her life as an example to all. She was always offering a helping hand with kids. I will truly miss her. Phyllis you and Grover had the great privilege to call her mom. Rocky could you ever ask for be better grandnaw. She loved her family and her church family so much. And Pastor Clark oh how proud of you she was. I love ya'll and your in my thought and prayers.

She was a 'one of a kind lady'---joyful and vivacious, kind and generous, and always ready to stand in the gap. Heaven must certainly be just a little more of a jollier place now that she has arrived in the land she has read about, sang about and lived for so many, many years. The wonderful memories of Aunt Elbert are infinite, and the impact she has had on countless lives is precious and indelible.

Goodbye for now, Aunt Elbert. Thank you for the laughter and the strength you provided for our family. You will be a part of our memories forever. We love you.