George W. Morning Jr, 57, of St Louis, Missouri, passed on June 01, 2023. George was born on February 02, 1966 in Batesville Mississippi, to the union of Sallie Oliver and George W. Morning.

George worked as a handyman, including but not limited to welding, and construction. His last employment was at Wards construction.

George attended Batesville, Mississippi school district South Panola High school. Got his degree in welding at Batesville Job Corps.

George departed his earthly life on June 1st, 2023. He is Preceded in death by his beloved Sons, Derrick Miller. Derrion Miller

George was known for his ability to fix anything, he loved to fish but he loved to make money even more. He was a hard worker, reliable, and dependable.

George W. Morning leaves to cherish his memories special friend, Ms. Lisa, two children Derrick and Derrion Miller of Collinsville IL; His StepChildren, September Gower of Belleville IL, Va’Shawn Miller of East Saint louis IL, Charles MIller of Collinsville IL; his beloved mother Sallie Oliver, sisters and brother. GrandChildren, Raven Murray, Raquion Murray, Raeyhiana Gower, Ashaya Miller, Va’Shawn Miller Jr, RayShawn MIller, Major Miller, Mega Miller, Halo Miller, Ariel Miller, Zion Miller; Great GrandChildren, Kayden Murray, Raquion Murray Jr; and a host of loving, caring family members.

Derrion’s Poem:

Here lies a great man, a strong man.

A man among men

A man that had a beautiful soul

He will surely be missed.

He walked ahead of us and protected us.

He walked with his head held high and back straight

With his strength and pride next to him.

I say this with a heavy heart I love you father

and I will leave you with this

When we were little you knew everything,

as we got older you showed us everything.

Little by little you tried your damn best to give us

everything, in the end you was our everything 

Derrick’s Poem:

My world is shattered 

Not much can mend it 

My brain is blown 

Not much can fix it 

Stars fall from the heavens

The sun hides it light 

The sky fall piece by piece

Clouds swells until release 

The earth floods 

And things begin to die 

Fear is free

And voices begins to cry 

For savement and virtue

That only cast out in their minds 

From afar a hand reached out 

To gasp mine 

It was you, you came to save 

It was you, who came to mend 

It was you, who stayed 

And waited for us to come back 

It was you, who was there when none was 

And it was you, who loved and confront the void 

As the flame rages down 

Things begin to come clear 

That you was there

That you was there 

That you where here