William Arvelle Morrow was born December 21, 1939 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas. He was the first child born to Rollie Clinton Morrow and Thelma Lee Ellen Danels. The family moved to Huntsville, Texas when he was about two years old. They stayed there for five or six years, then moved to Conroe where he spent the remainder of his childhood.
Arvelle married one time when he was in his twenties, but it did not work out and he never remarried or had children of his own. But Arvelle was a very loving man and he loved all the children in the family. He was my mother's brother and was always there to help when he was needed.
He worked as a carpenter and a painter for most of his life.
When he died, his body was donated to science. When he was returned to his executors, he was buried in a private garden instead of a public cemetery. As far as I am aware, the family has no access to his place of burial.
By Sharron Carroll, neice
Arvelle married one time when he was in his twenties, but it did not work out and he never remarried or had children of his own. But Arvelle was a very loving man and he loved all the children in the family. He was my mother's brother and was always there to help when he was needed.
He worked as a carpenter and a painter for most of his life.
When he died, his body was donated to science. When he was returned to his executors, he was buried in a private garden instead of a public cemetery. As far as I am aware, the family has no access to his place of burial.
By Sharron Carroll, neice
William Arvelle Morrow was born December 21, 1939 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas. He was the first child born to Rollie Clinton Morrow and Thelma Lee Ellen Danels. The family moved to Huntsville, Texas when he was about two years old. They stayed there for five or six years, then moved to Conroe where he spent the remainder of his childhood.
Arvelle married one time when he was in his twenties, but it did not work out and he never remarried or had children of his own. But Arvelle was a very loving man and he loved all the children in the family. He was my mother's brother and was always there to help when he was needed.
He worked as a carpenter and a painter for most of his life.
When he died, his body was donated to science. When he was returned to his executors, he was buried in a private garden instead of a public cemetery. As far as I am aware, the family has no access to his place of burial.
By Sharron Carroll, neice
Arvelle married one time when he was in his twenties, but it did not work out and he never remarried or had children of his own. But Arvelle was a very loving man and he loved all the children in the family. He was my mother's brother and was always there to help when he was needed.
He worked as a carpenter and a painter for most of his life.
When he died, his body was donated to science. When he was returned to his executors, he was buried in a private garden instead of a public cemetery. As far as I am aware, the family has no access to his place of burial.
By Sharron Carroll, neice
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