Obituary for Anthony Morse
Anthony James Morse, 50, a resident of Lake Charles passed from this life onto his eternal reward on April 10, 2020 in a local hospital.
Anthony, or “T-MO” as he was best known, was larger than life and he commanded any room he was in. His wit, candor, and stories were legendary. He possessed a sharp mind, was very observant, and was loved by all. T-MO was a huge Dallas Cowboys fan. He will be missed for his affable and warm personality and unique sense of humor. His children were his prized possession and considered them the best three things that have every happened to him.
Mr. Morse is preceded in death by his mother, Cynthia Elaine Duhon Morse and brother, Joseph Lee Morse.
Anthony is survived by his loving wife of 29 years, Cindy Wilks Morse, his children; Ariel Morse and husband Jared, Brooks Morse, and Tristan Morse, father; Linzie Morse, brothers; Chad Morse and wife Megan and Chuck Morse, sister; Angela Morse, grand-dog; Jake, and Canine Companion Wrigley.
The family would like to express their deepest thanks to the staff of Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, the Perez Family and all of T-Mo’s friends and extended family for their love, thoughts, acts of kindness, and compassion during this difficult time.
In accordance with his wishes, Mr. Morse will be cremated. His cremation has been entrusted to Lakeside Funeral Home. A celebration of Anthony’s life will be held once gathering restrictions are lifted.
Anthony, or “T-MO” as he was best known, was larger than life and he commanded any room he was in. His wit, candor, and stories were legendary. He possessed a sharp mind, was very observant, and was loved by all. T-MO was a huge Dallas Cowboys fan. He will be missed for his affable and warm personality and unique sense of humor. His children were his prized possession and considered them the best three things that have every happened to him.
Mr. Morse is preceded in death by his mother, Cynthia Elaine Duhon Morse and brother, Joseph Lee Morse.
Anthony is survived by his loving wife of 29 years, Cindy Wilks Morse, his children; Ariel Morse and husband Jared, Brooks Morse, and Tristan Morse, father; Linzie Morse, brothers; Chad Morse and wife Megan and Chuck Morse, sister; Angela Morse, grand-dog; Jake, and Canine Companion Wrigley.
The family would like to express their deepest thanks to the staff of Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, the Perez Family and all of T-Mo’s friends and extended family for their love, thoughts, acts of kindness, and compassion during this difficult time.
In accordance with his wishes, Mr. Morse will be cremated. His cremation has been entrusted to Lakeside Funeral Home. A celebration of Anthony’s life will be held once gathering restrictions are lifted.