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Morgan's
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Morgan
Ingram was found by her parents Friday morning,
December 2, 2011. A single baby doe was walking
by her window at 3:45 am, it seemed to stop
and turn to look, as if to be the first to
whisper to Morgan how much the world was going
to miss her. First responders were shaken
badly; paramedics ceased efforts to revive
her shortly after arriving. There was quiet,
followed by slow solemn activity. The afternoon
weather was turning and it became dark, snow
began falling that evening. A light snow,
just enough to cover the ground. |
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In
the weeks that followed people who had been a part of
Morgan's life began to reach out to her parents with
stories of Morgan, of how she had changed their lives.
First one, then another, then far too many for all the
details to be remembered. Morgan, through her loving
and caring and inspiration was helping people to an
extent that had not begun to be fully appreciated during
her life. A host of single tales that when all gathered
together told of a very special soul, a young woman
who cared far more about what she could give.
Once all of her pictures are collected and published
she will certainly be appreciated for the photographer
she was. Morgan saw beauty everywhere and uniquely captured
it on over 40,000 images!
Once a collaborator is chosen and her manuscripts are
completed the world will also discover what a gifted
and dedicated writer she was. In the second grade Morgan
was tested at college level in writing, that ability
was woven into every plan she had for her future. |
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For
all her many gifts, for all that she did in her time in
this world, she would want everyone to know just how much
she loved them. . . and how she did not want to leave,
of how it was not her time . . . but that story is for
us to write, for us to carry on where she can not. For
all of us to do some little thing Morgan would have done
if she were still here. She has left a job for us, and
between us all we shall see it through because - Morgan
- we all love you - - forever and ever . . . |
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