Salvador Morgan

Salvador William Morgan On November 3, 2017 Sal received his call home to heaven. A call that reunited him with his mother Lynn Morgan brother Zachariah father William Billy Sutton and grandfather Glen Morgan. Sals true passion was his family. He married his wife Lindy Morgan on May 7th 2011. However, they knew each other since a very young age and shared their first kiss in 8th grade. Lindy recently had a battle with cancer and Sal held her hand every step of the way. They were truly inseparable since they were reunited in 2009. His children were his world. Aidan Morgan, Gabriella Morgan aka his role dog and stepson Michael Laporta Jr. were truly his everything. Sal grew up loving the 49ers some time later found his love for the Lakers. Yes, it was love! He shared several great times watching them win championships with his brother Brandon Sutton while his cousin (more like a brother) Glen Marino got satisfaction at their more recent losing record. Joking and teasing each other was how they showed the unconditional love they had for one another. His sister in law Vicki Sutton and Brittany Marino were always there to play referee. Sals sister Elissa fit right in with the boys and probably taught Sal most of those wrestling moves he loved to put us all in. Several people had a hand in raising him but the woman who set the sandwich standard making high for Lindy was definitely Joyce Morgan. Michelle and Chris Marino had a large part in molding Sal into the loving father and husband he was and will continue to be from heaven. Special thanks to Erica and Carlos for taking Sal to church and guiding him to God prior to his call home to heaven. His friends list could on for days so know you are all appreciated. Also, niece’s nephews and additional extended family. May God bring us all piece knowing Sals back pain is gone and he is now pain free. Memorial Services will be 2:00 PM Saturday, November 18, 2017 at the Angel Valley Funeral Home, 2545 N Tucson Blvd. Tucson, Arizona 85716. Private cremation through Old Pueblo Crematory.