Stephen John Morris (13 Aug 1965 - 6 May 2020)

Your funeral was Tuesday and even though it's like a final phase it still feels like I'm very much at the beginning of this process. My life is now defined into two distinct categories: before and after my Father died. Everyone came out to see you on Tuesday, Dad, and those that couldn't be there watched from the comfort of their houses, crying and laughing with us. You are endlessly loved. The celebrant said that if love could heal, you'd have come home - I say that if love could heal, you'd be immortal. You're taken from us far too soon and you had so much more of your life to live. This injustice will not stand and I will always fight for it, I will always carry you with me, I love you endlessly.

Thank you for the inspiration,
Thank you for the smiles,
All the unconditional love
that carried me for miles,
But most of all, thank you for my life <3

So sorry to hear of Steve's passing. Too soon. Condolences to you all.

A great man and cousin, who will be sadly missed by those that had the pleasure of his company. My condolences to his close family. Rest in peace Steve. Martin&Lynda xxx

We were so saddened to hear Steve had been taken at such a young age by this terrible virus. Our thoughts and condolences are with you all. With love Paul, Lisa & May xxx

Steve was a valued member and friend at Fuji Seal who will be sadly missed. Have fond memories of when he first started at Fuji and worked in the Print Department working alongside his brother Roger. He had a wicked sense of humour that no one could match and I know he loved his computers hence the reason he moved to IT when the chance came up. He loved his festivals and for the past couple of years I bumped into him and his wife Jane at the Faversham beer festival which I know he looked forward to. My thoughts are with his wife, children and extended family in this difficult time. God bless.

So sorry to hear the sad news guys. Steve was a funny and special guy. You are a wonderful bunch and we have such fond memories of when the girls were growing up with calum and amber. Stay strong and stay safe. We all send our love to you all at this difficult time. Jackie, Tiff and Chloe xxx

Dear Jane and family. We were very sorry to hear about Steve. You are in our thoughts. Remember, even if we can’t see them, those we love are always with us. God bless. Xx

I have worked with Steve for many years, since I recruited him back in the mid-1990s, as I set up the first ICT department in Gillingham.

Steve worked in print at the time, but regularly asked me if there were any jobs in IT as he really enjoyed setting up his server and PC at home, and wanted to extend this interest at work.

Steve and I set up the first network at Fuji, introducing the first PCs at a time when most people were still using the old green on black IBM terminals.

We even had had a front page spread on the Fuji Times as we were one of the first sites to do this;
this was followed a few years later when we were the first to introduce video conferencing.

He has always been loyal and did his very best for our small team in Gillingham.

Steve will be sadly missed by all of his colleagues , in the UK and the rest of Europe.

His work friends in the LTD office, Ben, Tony, Alex , Rebecca and myself, especially miss his contribution, wit and his company.

My deepest sympathies extend to his family, of course including Roger & Arnold, for this shocking loss.

We all miss you lots Steve.

RIP

Pete