Virginia Lapoint Morgan
April 12, 1925 ~ July 21, 2017
Resided in:
Asheville, NC
Asheville Butterfly Trail
Virginia Lapoint Morgan, 92, passed away Friday, July 21, 2017, at the John F. Keever Solace Center.
Born in Oak Grove, AL, Mrs. Morgan was a daughter of the late Felix Lee and Olive Faye Martin Lee Wilkerson. She was also preceded in death by her husband, William W. Morgan in 1995; a daughter, Barbara Karns; a son-in-law, Don Ingle, Sr.; and a grandson, John Anthony Watson.
Mrs. Morgan moved to Buncombe County from Mobile, AL in 1993.
She is survived by daughters, Virginia Ann Camacho (Wally), Deborah Ingle, Darlene Watson and Cheryl Smith; son, Robert Earl Hagood (Song); great-grandson whom she raised and considered as her son, Zachary Dylan Nelson; grandchildren, Monique, John, Jr., Sheila, Jerry Jr. (Little Wayne), Don, Jr., and Ben; and 15 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Patton Avenue chapel of Groce Funeral Home with Pastors Derrick McCarson and Don Ingle, Jr. officiating. Burial will be at Green Hills Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to the John F. Keever Solace Center, P.O. Box 25338, Asheville, NC 28813.
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Cheryl and Deb, you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Heaven now has another angel.
To my mom, one of the strongest women to live, a woman who taught me how to walk talk and to love, and she taught me that no matter what you go through you can make it together as a family and we had touch times but my mom and us kids always made it. My mom told me stories of her childhood and her little secrets, and funny stories, I talk to my mom every day and enjoyed every minute of it. I got to be with my mom for a week before she pass and it was the best week of my life. My mom was the best mom in the world, I love my mom with all my heart and I miss her very very much , but I trying to stay strong for my mom and my family for one day I will also be in heaven with my mom again and we will be together again and talk and tell more stories and be in my mom arms once again, so mom this is not goodbye , I will keep you in my heart really really close until we meet again in heaven! I love you mama with all my heart,, I know you with B.J. And my son John, and your brothers and your mom and dad, tell them all we be together again .LOVE YOU MAMA!!!!!!!!
I never met your mom but I am sure she was a special lady as the two of you are.
keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers
Mama it’s all most 530 time for us to get up and drink coffee together. The little things like this is what I will miss the most. When I was in the military and took leave to come home mama was my co drive. We would all ways get in the car and go. She was my traveling partner. Mama I am the luckiest daughter to have been able to take care of you and love you. You took care of me and I was able to give it back. God gave me the health, strenghth to do it all. I prays him and love him. Now you are with him and one day we will be together again. I want you to know you were not a burden to me at all. We took care of each other and me did a damn good job. Mama you are missed and loved. This house is empty without you. I know you are here with me and will be watching over me and Dylan. Mama you’re the best mom. You worked hard to give us what we needed in life. You did a great job. I guess I’m a lot like you when is come to work. I know you love us all so much and we love you. Life goes on but without you it’s going to be so hard but we will be together again. Thank you mama for being my mom. BEST MOM IN THE WORLD. Rest in peace.
Cheryl, Deb, Dylan and ALL the family members and friends, All out prayers and love go out to you. There is nothing we can say to make things better only that we are here for you. Lesa and Mack Watkins
I would kiss her on her forehead and say, (have a good night, mother). I love you! I will always remember how I could make you laugh! You were a great mom! We have lots of menories to look back on! It’s going to take time to get pass missing you, one day the Lord will reunited us and what a family union it will be! Always know I love you!! Thanks for being my mom!
I would kiss her on her forehead and say, (have a good night, mother). I love you! I will always remember how I could make you laugh! You were a great mom! We have lots of menories to look back on! It’s going to take time to get pass missing you, one day the Lord will reunited us and what a family reunion it will be! Always know I love you!! Thanks for being my mom!
Hi mama! Miss you and love you. I think I was a lot like you. I left home early and liked to have a good time. I got your bluntness and stubbornness. We are so much alike. I could always get you to laugh when we were together, even up to the end. I lived away so many years and didn’t see you as often, but I knew you still loved me. Never doubt you are always loved from all of us. My sister Cheryl will always be special to me for what she did for you. You know how special she is. She is loved by us all and to me she is my angel to. Love you mom and I know you are looking after us even now from heaven. Rest In Peace with God now. Love and miss you!
Mom you are with us always and in our hearts forever. You struggled to keep 6 kids together, feed, cloth and give us a place to live when we were too young to appreciate your efforts. Some were quick to condemn you and advised you against it. But you never wavered in your quest. We may have never enjoyed a steak dinner like our well to do peers but you always managed to to feed us somehow. You worked yourself to the bone at times and never complained. You did some things that others were quick to find fault with, who knew not and cared not your purpose. But in the end you did prevail. You brought five daughters and one son to adulthood, kicking and complaining all the way, I’m sure. You will be missed by us all.