Mr. Dennis Morgan Sr.

Dennis Morgan was born on December 23, 1958, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was the second born of six children to the union of Herman and Della Mae Morgan. Dennis accepted Christ at an early age and was a member of Mt Zion Baptist Church. He attended and successfully completed his education at West Division High school now known as Milwaukee High School of the Arts. ln an era when most were expected to graduate high school and head straight to college, Dennis knew exactly what he wanted and followed his passion for the skilled trades. He completed coursework in Mechanical Drafting, Blueprint Reading, and Wood Shop, and earned certifications in Welding (Ark & Tig). Dennis began his working life as a Machine Operator and Setter, then moved into light and heavy construction. For more than 17 years, he worked faithfully as a General Laborer and Custodian, taking pride In every job he did. Always striving for growth, he later earned his Commercial Driver's License and spent over four years in the transportation industry as a Bus Operator. Dennis believed in honest work and giving his best each day. His strong work ethic and perseverance were values passed down from his father, Herman Morgan, and they remained a constant throughout his life. Dennis was always looking for ways to better himself, and his dedication to his work reflected the kind of man he was-steadfast, driven, and deeply committed to building a meaningful life. Dennis was fiercely loyal and never hesitated to stand up for those he loved, especially his family. No matter what he had going on in his own life, he would drop everything at a moment's notice to be there for the people who mattered most. At the drop of a hat, Dennis would hop on the road-ready to travel or drive any distance to help, support, or simply show up for his loved ones. He grew up in Hillside Terrace, where friendships formed in early childhood became lifelong bonds he cherished throughout his life. Dennis had a remarkable way of making people feel seen and valued. When you were with him, he made you feel like the most important person in the room. He was naturally funny, quick with a joke, and could bring laughter into any space. His energy was contagious, and he often became the life of the party without even trying. Above all, Dennis cherished time with his children, family, and friends. As a brother, he was dependable and protective, always looking out for his younger sisters and standing in his role with love and pride. He was a man you could count on-present, devoted, and deeply caring-and his loss will be felt in countless ways by ill who knew and loved him Dennis departed this life on December 28, 2025. He was preceded in by death by parents, Herman ana Della Mae Morgan. He leaves to cherish his memory: one brother, Frederic L. Morgan (Linda), four sisters, Rosalind Chambers (Vincent), Sheila Morgan, Deborah Bryant (Maurice), Tracy (Tony) of Milwaukee, \Wisconsin; three children; one son, Dennis Morgan Jr., two daughters; Jocelyn Morgan, Chiquita Morgan (Kendrick), eight grandchildren, four boys and four girls; a host of nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends in various regions across the United States.

Mr. Dennis Morgan Sr.

December 23, 1958 - December 28, 2025