Heather Renee Morin

Heather Renee, Beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Daughter, Sister, Aunt, and Friend, left our world on September 3rd after spending a lifetime filling it with selfless love, empathy, compassion, laughter, and a whole lot of fun.

Heather worked as a Respiratory Therapist for nearly 25 years. A role she was personally committed to. She didn’t just care for her patients, she connected with them. Even patients who couldn’t respond were offered her whimsical personality, her way of offering comfort to them. She believed nobody should ever feel alone. Her compassion and humor brought comfort to countless people over the years, and she always said her job wasn’t just work, it was part of who she was. She would frequently quiz herself while at home, challenging herself with crisis situations and contemplate potential solutions. She regarded her coworkers as extended family. Her profession was personally deep-seated. It was her identity. She was immensely proud of her professional accomplishments and strived to improve her skills, and encouraged others to do the same.

Heather's greatest joy was her family. Her three children were the center of her world.  She adored her grandchildren. Heather also played an impressive role in raising her nieces and nephews, being “Mom” to more than just her own.

Heather is survived by her Husband Jason, her children; Breezie, Matty, and Elizabeth, her grandchildren; Jaxon and Oakklend, her mother Lynda, her sister Amber, her brother Shawn and his wife Melissa, many nieces, nephews, friends, her fur-babies, and her bearded dragon - who were spoiled in the best of ways.

Heather recently married her long-time friend and confidant, Jason, with whom she shared a fun and adventurous life filled with laughter. Cultivating personal and professional ideas for future endeavors. Their relationship flourished over the years, allowing each other the freedom to be themselves without reproach. One was truly the emotional home for the other. Their adoration for each other was expressed as true appreciation for the little things in life.

Heather lived life boldly and joyfully. She loved her Harley Davidson and her dad was very proud of what a capable rider she was. Riding with Heather was one of her brother Shawn's most treasured memories. Heather was the queen of holidays, with Halloween as her absolute favorite, transforming her home with amazing decorations. She was endlessly creative, designing her own décor and crafting burned-wood pieces that showcased her unique flair. Heather was as selfless as anyone could possibly hope for.

Heather is preceded in death by, and now reunited with her father, Steve, and her two tiny babies.