
In loving memory of
Jeremy Alexander Morse
March 13, 1974 — September 1, 2022
Jeremy Alexander Morse (March 13, 1974 – Sept. 1, 2022) was a devoted father and dedicated project manager whose warmth and steady presence were felt by family, friends, and the community.
Remembering Jeremy
A life held close in memory
Jeremy Alexander Morse, born March 13, 1974, is remembered by family and friends for his steady, hardworking nature and his devotion to those he loved. A native of Mississippi who made his home in the Decatur/Hartselle area, Jeremy worked as a project manager at Cerro Wire and took pride in providing for his family. He was a son, brother, and father whose presence in ordinary moments—family gatherings, quiet conversation, and everyday support—meant a great deal to those close to him.
Jeremy is survived by his children, Nathan and Abby Morse; his parents, Junior and Vickie Morse; and his brothers Jason (Amanda) and Joey (Yong) Morse, along with a grandchild. Those who knew him remember a practical, dependable man who cared deeply for his family and was willing to lend a hand when needed. His faith and community ties were reflected in the arrangements for his service, held at Life of Faith Tabernacle in Hayden, with burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Warrior.
Friends and family honored Jeremy’s life with a funeral service on September 6, 2022, where stories and memories were shared of his gentle steadiness and the quiet ways he showed care. While his passing on September 1, 2022, left loved ones grieving, the recollections of everyday kindness and commitment remain as the truest memorial to his life.
For those wishing to pay respects, the family received visitors at Life of Faith Tabernacle prior to burial, and expressions of sympathy—flowers or charitable gestures—were directed through the funeral home. Jeremy’s life is remembered for the love he gave his family and the consistent support he offered to his community.
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May the memory of Jeremy be a lasting source of comfort. A life matters far beyond what can ever be captured on a page, and this remembrance is offered with sympathy and respect.