McKinley Morgan, 58, passed away on Saturday, November 17, 2018. He was born in Portsmouth, VA, August 24, 1960, to the late Mercury Morgan, Sr. and Lois Morgan (formerly Simmons). He was predeceased by his spouse, Velton Skinner. He was also predeceased by two sisters, Bessie-Mae Hucks (James Henry Hucks, Sr.) of Portsmouth, VA, and Theresa Jones (Eddie Jones) of Portsmouth, VA. Survivors include his two daughters, Tamera White and Mareisha White, and four grandchildren Jai Brevard-White, Jaqualah Wilson-White, Jamiyah White, and Jamarey White. He also leaves in mourning eight surviving siblings to include Bertha Harris, Darlene Gray, Patricia Howell, Mercury (Annette) Morgan, Thomas Morgan, James Morgan, Walter (Glendora) Morgan, and Claxton (Brenda) Morgan. He leaves one aunt, Eva Jean Francis of Chesapeake, VA.
McKinley leaves behind dozens of nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, and an even larger extended family of friendships that spanned decades. A special acknowledgement to the family of cousin Francis Pearl Birt of Brooklyn, NY, long-time friend Cynthia Lewis, Roslyn Wilson, and hundreds of others that have enjoyed the opportunity of sharing a dance, a laugh, a smile, a hug, or a moment with the late, great, irreplaceable McKinley “Lil Man” Morgan.
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Yvette Perryman says
November 24, 2018 at 6:30 amMy sympathy goes out to the family. Lil Man will be missed. May the Lord bless him on his journey. With love and sympathy.
Yvette Perryman
Barbara and George Barner says
November 26, 2018 at 10:47 pmMy condolences to the family.Lil Man will surely be missed.We were childhood friends and grew up next door,down the street or around the corner from the family.He and the family were always welcome in our home.Now he has a new home where there will be no more pain,sickness or sorrow.Rest in peace my friend.
Travonia Hughes says
November 27, 2018 at 4:35 amI would like to thank Lil Man for the unselfish love that he gave to our uncle, Papa when he was bedridden from Parkinson’s disease. Lil Man dedicated two years of his life to become his caregiver. Without his help, Papa would have been put in a nursing home. Instead, he was able to live out the rest of his life at home with his family until he passed away in a hospital. I know that there is a gold star in his crown for the love and care that he provided for Papa and Nana. I will miss him and I am forever grateful to him for what he did for my family. What he freely and unselfishly gave to so many others…time, knowledge, laughter and love.
Linda and Willielee says
November 27, 2018 at 6:19 amDarlene and family… we are so sorry for the loss of your dear brother. We pray that you and the family receive Gods comfort at this time… looking to Him, as He is your peace and bridge over troubled waters in Jesus Name, amen. We love y’all ❤️