Lorenzo M. Morales
January 16, 1945-August 26, 2012


Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, September 5, 2012 5:31 PM MDT


Lorenzo M. Morales passed away in his home, surrounded by all of his family. Lorenzo is preceded in death by his parents Marcelino and Luisa Morales and brother Antonio “Tony” Morales.



He is survived by his wife for 46 years Ofelia, his four sons Larry, Xavier, George and Jimmy Morales. Surviving siblings are Martha Renteria, Emma Hook, Irene Greenough, Greg Morales, Albert Morales and Art Morales. He is also survived by grandchildren Sebastian, Benjamin, Donnovan, Koraima and Kiara Morales. He leaves behind many nephews and nieces that loved him very much. We love you and miss you Tio Larry!

Lorenzo was cremated and there was no service. No flower arrangements. Donations can be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Cancer Hospital instead. Address is P.O. Box 50, Memphis, TN. 38101-9929

P.S. Thank you Family and Friends for your support and prayers. Love, Morales family.

 

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    Jerry G. Morales wrote on Sep 5, 2012 7:47 PM:

    " This man was one of the greatest men to have walked this earth. It was an honor to be his nephew and most of all it was an honor to be his friend. This man would go out of his way to help you out and with no questions asked. He never backed down to anybody and fought for the things he believed to be right and just. I thank you Tio for all the things that you have done for me. Thank you for your advice when I needed it and thank you for being the man that I truly admired and respected. Thanks for the guidance while I was in the Army and when I was in college. No man will ever fill your boots and no one will ever take your place as the greatest uncle that ever lived. I will never forget the wonderful memories that we shared. Thank you Tio for being a great big brother to my hero, who happens to be my dad and your baby brother. I am sad that we will never get to talk again about the things that we would talk about for hours. May you rest in peace Tio and may the Paratrooper in the Sky bless you. Now you enjoy those fine cigars and the fastest horses in Heaven for all of us here on Earth will miss you dearly. I will do my best to make sure my son never forgets the name of the man that he was named after. I know all the angels will be eager to be around in you Heaven because you had a talent for having everybody here on Earth want to be around you Tio. I will miss you Tio Lorenzo "

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