Edward Morgan

edward morgan

June 7, 1941 ~ August 23, 2025

Edward Samuel Morgan, 84, Miller, entered his eternal heavenly residence on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, due to ongoing health complications.

Visitation will be from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, August 30, 2025, at Reck Funeral Home in Miller.  Burial will be at Milesville Cemetery in Milesville, SD, at a later date.

Ed was born in Philip, South Dakota to Homer and Laura (Rossiter) Morgan.  He was the fifth of eight siblings and grew up on a farm near Milesville, South Dakota.  He attended country school grades 1st through 8th grade and graduated from Philip High School in 1959.  On September 1, 1962, he married Bonnie Hanson in Philip.  

Ed had numerous jobs throughout his life, but the job he enjoyed was driving a truck.  In 1973, they moved to Billings, MT, and he drove for Meadow Gold Dairy, driving over a million miles accident free.  In 1988, they moved back to Philip, and he worked for Baye & Sons John Deere Implement Dealer as a salesman, driver, setting up machinery, then to a farm ranch job with Terry Buchert.  In 1998, they moved to Miller where he worked for Greenline Implement, delivering equipment.  After retirement, Ed worked for Tom Morog on the farm until his health was failing and he had to quit.

Ed’s sense of humor will be remembered by all that knew him.

He is survived by his wife, Bonnie, of almost 63 years; daughter, Jeaniece (Lance) Taylor of Worden, MT; two sons: Justin Morgan of Mitchell, and Stephen (Jerico) Morgan of Box Elder; grandchildren: Leslie (Cord) Albrecht, Kelly (Richard) Hyde, Hillary (Evan Turner) Taylor, Kyle (Ashley) Taylor, Tiffany (Cody) Graves, Heather (Matt) Hickman, and Stephanie Morgan; great grandchildren: Danica and Easton Albrecht; Eliana and Emily Hagedon; Isaack Morgan; and Eza and Isiah Graves; sister, Connie (Billie) Parsons of Milesville, SD; brother, Keith Morgan of Billings, MT; sister, Kyle Taylor of Gillette, WY; and sister-in-law Nan Morgan of Billings, MT.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Homer and Laura; brothers: Al, Phil, Kent, and Gerald; sisters-in-law: Lori (Al), Mary (Gerald), and Norlene (Keith); brother-in-law, Fred Taylor; and infant great granddaughter, Daphne Hyde.

Reck Funeral Home of Miller has been entrusted with Ed's arrangements.  Visit www.familyfuneralhome.net

A Visitation was held on August 30, 2025 at 2:00 PM at Reck Funeral Home, 313 E. 1st Ave. in Miller, SD 57362

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  1. Dear Bonnie,
    How very sorry we are to learn of Ed’s passing.  “The spirit is forever but the body’s gonna’ die” as the spiritual says.  May Gods love and grace along with your many good memories help ease your loss.  Losing a spouse is hard but God will be with you, wrapping you in His loving arms.❤️❤️H&K

  2. Oh Bonnie I am so sorry. Ed was a wonderful and kind man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this very difficult time. Ed will be missed by many.❤️

  3. So very sorry for your loss, Bonnie. I will be keeping you in my prayers.

  4. Bonnie and family, you are, and have been in our thoughts and prayers these past weeks🙏 
    You all will always have the wonderful, warm memories of the love and good times you shared with him. 
    God bless each of you are you say your final good/byes🙏

  5. I'm so sorry to hear of Ed's passing. You two have been married for a very long time and I know you will miss him terribly. I remember your wedding well. I was 9 and it was a really big deal in my world! Please give my condolences to your kids too. May God hold you in his hands and give you comfort!

  6. So sorry for your loss on earth but grateful that he will meet us at the pearly gates. We miss his greetings as we enter the sanctuary on Sunday morning.

  7. Our sincere Sympathy Bonnie in the loss of Ed..he was always so fun to visit with when we would see him..Eugene & Janice 

  8. We always enjoyed talking with Ed. His hugs were warm and wonderful.


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