Obituary for Jeremy Dillon Morrow
Jeremy Dillon Morrow of Hartman, Arkansas was born on March 31, 1991 in Clarksville, Arkansas to Brian Morrow and Leslie Estep. He passed away on August 13, 2022 in Clarksville at the age of 31. He worked in maintenance at Birch Tree Communities.
He is survived by his wife, Josie (Carr) Morrow; his daughters, Jenna Marie Morrow and Jaycee Leigh Morrow; his brothers, Brian Colby Morrow and Brandon Morrow; his sisters, Mikayla Morrow and Brittany Schaeffer; his father, Brian Morrow; his mother, Leslie Estep; his step-father, Robert Duvall; his paternal grandparents, John (Bud) Morrow and Carolyn Morrow; his maternal grandparents, John Burke and Becky Burke; Carl Estep and Linda Estep; his brothers-in-law, Dylan Carr, Josh Carr and Robert Carr.
A memorial service is 10 a.m., Thursday, August 18, 2022 at the Hardwicke Funeral Home Chapel in Clarksville with Brother Johnny McCoy officiating. Pallbearers are Bo Walker, Steven Trent, Joe Reynolds, Johnny Reynolds, Catlin Monical, Cody Myers, Josh Monical, Dawson Tolbert, Robert Cooper, and Ben Estep. Honorary Pallbearers are Brandon Morrow, Brian C. Morrow, and the Coal Hill Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to International Bipolar Foundation at https://ibpf.org/get-involved/donate/.
This world will never be the same. We’ve been trying to find the words, but we just have none. We are lost, we are heartbroken, we are numb and we just want to go back to save you! Jeremy Morrow was one of a kind! He wasn’t just my husband but someone’s son, son-in-law, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin, friend and most of all two little girls’ Daddy! He always said my girls are my world! We will never understand this cruel world and without you we are afraid. Jeremy was known as our Wreck-it Ralph but also our Fix-it Felix. He was so smart; he knew how to have a good time when he was up for it. He’d also whoop your ass in a heartbeat if you set him off. There was so much good we admired about this Man and now the world is left without one of the best girl dad there ever was. Jenna, Jaycee and we will miss you most. We can’t walk into our home without expecting you here. We can’t look at a damn Square body Chevy without thinking how you’d “make that baby purr.” There’s nothing we do now without thinking of you. We are sorry this cruel world let you down. You loved us and we knew it and we will love and miss you for the rest of our lives. We love you and we miss you and we are so sorry things happened the way they did. Until we meet again!
He is survived by his wife, Josie (Carr) Morrow; his daughters, Jenna Marie Morrow and Jaycee Leigh Morrow; his brothers, Brian Colby Morrow and Brandon Morrow; his sisters, Mikayla Morrow and Brittany Schaeffer; his father, Brian Morrow; his mother, Leslie Estep; his step-father, Robert Duvall; his paternal grandparents, John (Bud) Morrow and Carolyn Morrow; his maternal grandparents, John Burke and Becky Burke; Carl Estep and Linda Estep; his brothers-in-law, Dylan Carr, Josh Carr and Robert Carr.
A memorial service is 10 a.m., Thursday, August 18, 2022 at the Hardwicke Funeral Home Chapel in Clarksville with Brother Johnny McCoy officiating. Pallbearers are Bo Walker, Steven Trent, Joe Reynolds, Johnny Reynolds, Catlin Monical, Cody Myers, Josh Monical, Dawson Tolbert, Robert Cooper, and Ben Estep. Honorary Pallbearers are Brandon Morrow, Brian C. Morrow, and the Coal Hill Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to International Bipolar Foundation at https://ibpf.org/get-involved/donate/.
This world will never be the same. We’ve been trying to find the words, but we just have none. We are lost, we are heartbroken, we are numb and we just want to go back to save you! Jeremy Morrow was one of a kind! He wasn’t just my husband but someone’s son, son-in-law, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin, friend and most of all two little girls’ Daddy! He always said my girls are my world! We will never understand this cruel world and without you we are afraid. Jeremy was known as our Wreck-it Ralph but also our Fix-it Felix. He was so smart; he knew how to have a good time when he was up for it. He’d also whoop your ass in a heartbeat if you set him off. There was so much good we admired about this Man and now the world is left without one of the best girl dad there ever was. Jenna, Jaycee and we will miss you most. We can’t walk into our home without expecting you here. We can’t look at a damn Square body Chevy without thinking how you’d “make that baby purr.” There’s nothing we do now without thinking of you. We are sorry this cruel world let you down. You loved us and we knew it and we will love and miss you for the rest of our lives. We love you and we miss you and we are so sorry things happened the way they did. Until we meet again!