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Tod Wayne Morgan
© The Daily Oklahoman
10-2004
Submitted by: Jo Gauirre


May 26, 1927 - October 4, 2004

Graveside services for Tod Wayne Morgan were held Friday, October 8, 2004 at Memorial Park Cemetery in Enid. Services were under the direction of Kiesau Lee Funeral Home in Clinton.

Tod was born May 26, 1927 in Ponca City to Harold and Irene Smith Morgan and died October 4,2004 at the Clinton Veterans Center at the age of 77.

He graduated from Ponca City High School.

Tod joined the U S Air Force in 1949 and served 11 years, reaching the level of Staff Sergeant.

Survivors include his brother Don G. Morgan and his wife Janet of Loveland, Colorado, a niece , nephew and a grandnephew.

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