Dan Clark Morgan Jr. was born on June 19, 1972 in Denver, Colorado to Dan Clark Morgan Sr. (Sandy) and Karen L. Manning (Seth).
Dan was known for always being the life of the party and always having a funny joke or story to tell. Whether it was a bad day or a good day, he knew how to put a smile on someone’s face. Dan never met anyone he had no control over. Although he was a great man, his heart was bigger and of gold.
Dan was known for always joking someone, especially his oldest sister. Dan was proud of his little brother, who raised his family and always cared for his children.
When he lived in Salt Lake City, Utah, he ran an IT department for many years and was extremely talented at it. Over time, Dan moved to Orangeville, Utah to be closer to the family. On September 28, 2021, Dan’s golden heart stopped beating and he died peacefully in his sleep.
Dan leaves behind his parents Dan Clark Morgan Sr. (Sandy) from Pleasant Grove, Utah, and Karen L. Manning (Seth) from Orangeville, Utah, his sisters Anna Morgan from Orangeville, Utah, Kim (John) Matson from Santaquin, Utah, Desie (Larry) Martinez from Vernal, Utah, Samantha (Wes) Ray from Salt Lake City, Utah, Amber (Marcus) Brooks, brother Chis (Jennifer) Morgan from Orangeville, Utah, stepbrothers Mac Morgan from Pleasant Grove, Utah Jefferson (Sarah ) Manning of Castle Dale, Utah, Seth Smith of Castle Dale, Utah, stepsister Kelly Ross-Horn of Orangeville, Utah. Dan also leaves behind many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, his girlfriend Stacey and his little dog Festus.
Dan went to his great-grandparents Tom (Ronda) Campbell, great-uncle Barry Campbell, great-aunt Emily Hewitt, his grandparents Pete (Dee) Campbell, Merle (Max) Williams, LaRae (Joel) Erickson, Uncle Jessie. in death ahead of Erickson and Aunt Cheryl Campbell.
Dan looked forward to his sister Kim’s annual visits during his birthday week. The two were inseparable during this time. He named his two younger sisters Farah and Helen. He always hung up when he talked to his sisters and said if it’s wrong to love you I don’t want to be right instead of goodbye.
The family would like to offer special thanks to Emery County Nursing Home and Rehab for being so wonderful to Dan. We would also like to thank his house nurse Ashley, Dr. Gagon, and his nurses Susan and Jamie.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, October 4, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. in the Orangeville 2nd Ward building at 45 West 100 South, Orangeville, Utah.
The services are overseen by Heritage Funeral Home. Family and friends can share memories and sign up in the online guest book at www.heritagefuneralhomeutah.com.
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