Aunt Grace,
You are up there with your love ones whom have passed on. Now dad is there with you guys. The conversations we had was all about football, your Broncos and my terrible Bears. You are dearly miss.

Your niece,
Brenda Williams

Wow!  What a grace filled woman!  Her parents sure knew what they were doing when they named her "Grace".  She lived her name.
The presence of God exuded from her.  Her smile was so beautiful and reflected the light inside.  And what poise she had.
Locked in my mind will be when she came forward for communion at Mass with her daughter Carolyn.  Our eyes would connect and I knew at that moment that her savior and mine were one in our communion.
Our Church community will miss her.
My prayer is that her family members will go to St. Pius when they can to remember Grace.  I know in the quiet they will sense her presence.

To my family:
Aunt Grace was true spiritual person of faith , her and mom (Velora) where close as well as Uncle. Roy and Uncle Allen and Jesse. Family is important even at a distance.. I'm glad my son ( Jarrin) reach out. Aunt Grace will be greatly miss. But she is up with her sister and brothers having recieve her wings. God bless, everyone take care.
Your cousin,
Brenda (Williams) Windham

To the Morris family, I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother and I send my condolences. Stay strong and know that time will heal your sorrows. Ruan Copeland

Aunt Grace always opened her home and heart to me and my family. She lead with love and was beautiful inside and out. We will truly miss you and love you always!

Aunt Grace is my first and favorite memory of moving to Colorado.  She was always wearing a beautiful smile and had the best laugh in the world.  I will always remember our conversations about our beloved Denver Broncos whom she so accurately nicknamed the “Cardiac Kids” which is a nickname I quickly adopted for our team as well because they either won or lost games in a nail-biter fashion.  Aunt Grace was one of a kind and I will miss her dearly. 
Love, Sonja

To the Morris Family:  your loss is profound.  Grace and I first met in 1970 at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital where we were both nurses.  The camaraderie and friendship has lasted these many years as we moved around the world with Chuck’s USAF and post-AF career. Yet, we stayed in contact and met whenever we were visiting the Denver area.  We had numerous lunches and during our last visit toured Heather Gardens; had brunch and a tour; and visited her suite.  She loved the area, her neighbors and staff.  We are suffering this loss of someone very special to us both....but our mutual faith provides strength to handle this passing of a very  special lady.  Grace had a life well-lived because of family, friends, Christian faith....and her career as a superb Registered  Nurse.  I will forever treasure our friendship. Love Carol.     

Grace and I were neighbors for many years.  I always enjoyed seeing her in our condo and hear from her how blessed we all are.  She loved watching her Bronco games and warned me I might hear her screaming for her team--I never did!!  Grace was a quiet, shy lady and I know she will be missed by family and friends as she begins another phase  of life  in heaven  Rest in peace, Grace.   Marie

Ms Grace was the epitome of her name as she welcomed us with grace into her circle of family friends. We will miss her incredible spirit for life and most anything related to football! Our sincere condolences and prayers to the family.

My family and I knew Grace for many years and I cannot remember a time where she wasn't smiling and upbeat. Her inner happiness and glow always shined through and was infectious. She was always caring and thoughtful, and her positive energy will be missed.

Aunt Grace  I ♥ love you and will miss you and you will always be inmy heart!! Rest in heavenly peace!!



Grace has been my next door neighbor in Heather Gardens since April 2014.  She was one of the first people to welcome me to the building and sent me blessings every time she saw me.  I have missed her sweet demeanor and gentle "neighborliness" since she left for San Antonio.  I think she added sweet joy to all of our lives.  May she Rest In Peace.

I will always remember my swim buddy Grace.  Her smile & friendliness.  She was such a pleasure to b around.  RIP Grace.

My favorite memory of my Grammy, is spending every single summer, and Christmas with her in Denver. I was her shadow. We used to frequent events within the Heather Gardens community; and all her popular spots around town. Uncle Roy, Grammy and I were the summer squad; and we used to paint the town together going to buffets, museums, the zoo, and everything in between downtown! My grandma has never once left my side; and has always been the backbone of my support system. She has always been a strong pillar for my mom and I. I know she will have many mansions, all the delicacy’s at the buffets; and the best seat in the house to watch the Broncos in Heaven. She will always be in my heart, and i will make sure my future children know the impact she had on my life and others; and how much of a blessing she was. Thank you to her Heather Gardens and  Homer G Phillip communities;  and all of her friends for making her feel unconditionally loved and appreciated. Thank you to her team of doctors who were empathic and informative; and thank you God for giving us 89 beautiful years with such a impactful and cheerful spirit. 

It was such a pleasure to have known this beautiful woman.  I will always remember her infectious smile,  her love of good food and her gracious spirit

Aunt Grace was a generous, sweet lady. I always marveled at her boundless energy. She never let grass grow under her feet. She kept it moving. Thank you to her children and grandchildren who shared her with the rest of us. Please know that she is treasured and will never be forgotten. I love you, Aunt Grace. 

Ms. Grace I will miss your infectious smile and our many conversations. Also talking about our Denver Broncos. Rest in peace my beautiful friend until we meet again love you much chow!😉 ❤️ 


Rest now Ms. Grace.
You and Uncle Roy can visit some heavenly buffets together again. How you two would laugh and talk for hours. It was always a joy for me and my husband to see the both of you in Lakewood, before the last Furrs closed. 
Prayers for God's boundless grace and comfort to the family.

Vern and Annie Howard
Aurora,  Co

Grace, was a gracious lady. She always had a smile, and  a “God Bless” when ever you meet  her? We have and will miss her as are neighbor and friend.
Rest now Grace,.
Mattie and Loys Caldwell
Heather Gardens

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Grace Christine Morris

March 20, 1931 – December 28, 2020

Sunset North Funeral Home

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