Dehanna Cynthia Morgan
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Dehanna Cynthia Morgan
1962
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2025
Jamaica
We, the children of Dehanna Morgan, lovingly honor the life of our mother, who was formerly of Mandeville, Jamaica, New York, and Dover, Delaware.
Our mother was a remarkable woman whose life was defined by love, strength, and grace. She leaves behind her children Anthony, Patricia, Norman, Kevin, Terrence, Angela, Robert and Andrew, along with six cherished grandchildren and one great grandchild, all of whom were the center of her world.
Our mother was deeply devoted to her family and never wavered in her belief in the importance of life, unity, and togetherness.
She brought comfort, laughter, and guidance to all of us and to everyone who knew her. She had an innovative spirit, a sharp wit, and a special ability to bring out the very best in people.
She was also a wonderful dancer who filled every space with joy, and she found great happiness in attending church and faithfully serving the Lord.
Her legacy is one of love, resilience, and unwavering faith. Though she is no longer with us physically, her memory will forever live on in our hearts. We take comfort in knowing that she is now resting in the arms of our Lord.
Rest in eternal peace, our beloved mother. You will never be forgotten.
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It is still so difficult to believe that you are gone. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to meet you and share a few moments with you. I looked forward to the day we would become closer, to spending more time with you, learning from you, and creating beautiful memories together. Sadly, life did not give us that opportunity.
Tribute To My Mother in love. You were a woman of joy. Your smile could light up any room, and your stories made us laugh, learn, and lean on God.
You loved God with all your heart, and you loved people just as much. Even when you were still in the hospital, you were still looking out for people. Even in your sick bed, your passion to do the work of God never stopped. Everyone that came in contact with you was blessed, because you are light.
You were a mother to all the young. You gave gifts, you gave advice, you gave prayers, and you gave yourself. You had that special way of calling me, always wanting to talk to me. Even when I was tired, hearing your voice made me happy. I really miss your stories. I really miss the way you called me My second Doctor.
You fought a good fight. You saw, you Concord, and God gained the victory.
Thank you for mothering us, for praying for us, and for showing us what faith and love look like in action.
We miss you dearly, but we rejoice because you are with the Lord you served so well.