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He was a very happy baby, he liked doing “booey noses” with Papaw Rock, loved being ornery to his MeMe Sheila, he was the happiest when he was with his mom & dad & siblings. He loved tummy time, he had a contagious smile & the brightest of eyes his laughter will echo forever in our hearts. He was just finding his voice so he loved to yell and laugh. He loved chewing on his toes and thought it was the funniest thing. He loved getting tickled especially on his thighs, and tummy
Malakai is survived by his father Derek James Morgan, his mother Victoria Lee Duncan, brother Caleb Hutchison, his sisters Annslee Hutchison, Callie Hutchison, Lyla Hutchison, Lanikai Morgan Grandfather Gary Morgan, grandmother Pam Morgan, MeMe Sheila Vires & PaPaw Rocky Vires, Aunt Shelby Duncan, Uncle Carlos Arkeketa, Aunt Sausha Grawbowski, Uncle Jason Morgan, Uncle Shane Morgan, Godfather Rage McCall MFFM,
Great Grandmother Janice Drymon, and, Great Grandfather David Drymon.
Kai is Proceeded in death by his Grand-Dad Tommy Duncan, Uncle Charles Robertson, Great Grandfather James Nye, Great Grandma Jonnie Nye, Great Grandpa Jack Morgan, Great Grandma Lorene Morgan, Great Uncle Jack Duncan, Great Aunt Linda Duncan
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