In loving memory of Jessica Lee Morris, who passed away on August 7, 2026 at the age of 42. She is survived by her mother, Anita Morris (Papa G); brother, Jesse Morris; nephew Kamden Morris; Fur baby (Avery); aunts, Linda Surles (Mike); Wendy Moore (ADG); Ceil Morris; Virginia Morris; cousins Phillip Moore (Katrina); Raymond Moore (Brittany); Rob Moore (Becky); Matt Moore; Great Aunt Lou Polka (Dale) and many second cousins.

Family was one of the most important parts of her life. She loved her family deeply and treasured the time she spent with the people closest to her. She was the kind of person who cared about others and wanted to help whenever she could. Her compassion for others was a beautiful part of who she was.

One of the special joys in her life was spending time with her nephew, Kamden. Their bond was filled with love, laughter, and precious memories that will forever be remembered. The love she had for him was undeniable.

She had a love for adventure and seeing beautiful places. Waterfalls captured her heart. She appreciated being surrounded by the beauty and power of nature and using her camera to capture it all. She found joy in the experiences that gave her something to remember.

Music was an important part of Jessica's life. She loved Jungle/DnB (drum and bass) and the energy and excitement that came from going to shows. Music gave her a place to smile, be herself, and to have fun. Making memories with the friends she met along the way, were all part of a world she enjoyed and loved.

Jessica had a sense of style and wearing hats was simply part of her personality. A little piece of what made her uniquely her. The people who loved her will remember those little things, because sometimes it is the smallest details that become the memories we hold onto the tightest.

Her life was far too short, and there are no words that truly express how deeply she will be missed. Her family and friends will miss her laughter, her stories, her beautiful smile, and her caring heart. Although she is no longer here in person, the love she gave remains. She lives on in the stories we share about her, in the memories she created, the stories she told, in the music that brings her to mind, in the laughter she shared, and most of all, in the hearts of the people who loved her.

She was a beloved daughter, a caring sister, a cherished family member, a loving aunt, a caring friend, and a beautiful soul. She will never be forgotten. She will always be loved and she will always be a part of us.

A celebration of life will take place later in the fall.