Angel Morrison Funeral, Family, & Future

Angela Michelle Morrison - 46 -daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, friend - past away on Saturday, October 3, 2021. Angel had a kind soul and a big heart. She never knew a stranger, and anyone who knew her loved her. She loved her family, especially her children. She was the kind of friend that you could call for help, and she'd be right there doing anything and everything she could for you. A shining light gone way too soon.

 

Inconsolable. Heartbroken. Grief stricken. These are all words we use to describe the feeling of loss when a loved one dies. But these words do not even begin to express the pain you feel when you hear that your baby, world, your only daughter, your best friend, your confidant, you're everything, has died at the tender young age of 46 from complications of covid. There are no words to adequately describe that pain.

 

Then, reality sets in and all the questions start to arise - along with a whole new wave of emotions. Worry, dismay, regret, helplessness. What's going to happen to her family? Who's going to care for her children? For her grandchildren? How are we going to take care of them when we struggle to care for ourselves? But before we can think about these things we have to figure out how we are going to pay for a funeral that we never expected to happen?

 

Our only hope at this point, is to ask our friends and family and loved ones for help. So here I am, reaching out to you all - family, friends, loved ones - in hopes that you can help us lay our beautiful daughter, Angel Morrison, to rest. And help us with the expenses that come with taking care of 3 children that have lost their mother.

 

Angel is leaving behind 2 adult children, as well as 2 children and a grandchild at home.

 

Dante is 18 years old and recently graduated Harnett Central High School. He's currently preparing for a future career and getting ready to embark on his journey to adulthood.

 

Isaiah, 17, is currently a Junior at Harnett Central. Next year he will graduate and begin his journey to adulthood. If you've ever had a high school senior, you know the expenses involved! From senior pictures to graduation - it's nonstop expense.

 

And of course, Izzy. Just 6 years old. The reality of the only life that she knows has changed forever. At 6 years old, who knows if she is able to truly understand the magnitude of the situation. She has her whole life ahead of her. And she has to move forward with out the only mother she's ever know.

 

There is a long road ahead for all of us. Life as we know it has changed and the only thing we can do is adapt. We are so grateful and appreciate anything you can do to help! Your kindness will not go unnoticed.

 

Judy Perkins

Lost, Worried, Grieving Mother