Cotton CO. OK  Sue Barber Morgan m625 -- March 9, 1925 - July 7, 1986
          
Submitted by David Morgan  dmorgan@efn.org

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    Funeral services for Sue Morgan, 61, Temple were held at 10:30 a.m.
    Wednesday, July 9, from the First Baptist Church in Temple with Rev.
    Ruben Feind and Dr. Campbell Long officiating. Burial was in Temple
    Cemetery under direction of Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home.
    
    Mildred Sue (Barber) Morgan was born March 9, 1925 at Wellston, and
    died at her home in Temple on July 7, 1986.

    She grew up around Erick. She was married to H. Don Morgan on May 17,
    1942, at Cheyenne. To this union four children were born.

    Mrs. Morgan came to Temple from Nicoma Park, in 1962, and has made her
    home here since that time.

    She was among the graduates of the first LPN class at the Duncan
    Vo-Tech in 1977. She was employed at different times by the Parkview
    Manor Nursing Home in Walters and the Temple Manor Nursing Home. She
    has also been an Amway Distributor for several years.

    Sue was a member of the First Baptist Church in Temple, and a member
   and past-president of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association Auxiliary.

    Survivors include her husband of the home. Two sons: David Morgan of
    Erick, Scott Morgan of Temple. Two Daughters: Donna Murphy of Houston,
    Texas, Susan Monroe of Oklahoma City; Her Mother: Mrs. Leta Jane
    Barber of Temple and two sisters: Leta Fyke of Amarillo, Texas and
    Margaret Rupert of Chico, Calif. Also four grandchildren.