Ryan's Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, February 25th at Houston Northwest Church at 4 pm. Masks are required in the common areas and social distancing will be in effect.
Klein Funeral Home - CyFair is in charge of the services. Please monitor their website for any changes due to inclement weather.

My beloved son, Ryan Connor Morgan, lost his battle with addiction on Thursday, February 11, 2021, at the age of 27.

He fought hard against the powerful brain disease of drug addiction for several years, and despite making courageous attempts at recovery, the disease took him from us.  I can take comfort in knowing that Ryan did know the Lord and that he is at peace with Jesus and his Dad in Heaven.

Ryan was born in Houston, Texas on January 30, 1994, to Rebecca Ryan and Scott D'Neil Morgan. He is preceded in death by his dad, Scott. He is survived by his beloved mom, Becky, grandfathers Don Morgan and Donald Shriver, aunts: Patty (Dennis) Lisa (John) uncle, Brad (Debbie) step-aunts Donna (Bob) and Dorothy (Joe), numerous cousins and his girlfriend, Jourdan Short.

Ryan spent his first 18 years in the Cypress area. He, along with a group of his good friends, attended Cypress Christian School from kindergarten through graduation. Rarely did you find Ryan without a smile on his face. He never met a stranger and always had something humorous to say. He came by his quick wit naturally from his mother. He loved his friends and our house was always filled to overflowing with a posse of what I call "my boys." Ryan participated in sports starting with T-ball all the way through high school basketball and football. Growing up, Ryan loved spending time with his friends enjoying air soft wars, paintball, Playstation, skateboarding, swimming and sleepovers.  Some favorite memories of mine and Ryan's were our road trips to Iowa and visits with our family plus our two vacations in Belize.

Ryan was loved by so many and is already greatly missed. Throughout his struggle, he hoped his story would somehow help others battling this same disease. The relationships Ryan developed still stand today and are evidenced by all of the love that has been shown to me since his passing.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to your favorite charity or one of the following:

Solstice Recovery Foundation

100 Box Canyon Rd

Wimberley, TX 78617

Online donations can be made at www.SolsticeRecovery.org

Donations will go toward scholarships for those seeking treatment, but unable to afford it.

Cypress Christian School

11123 Cypress N Houston Rd

Houston, TX 77065

www.CypressChristian.org/donate