In knowledge of these eternal relationships, she was at peace while passing from this mortal realm at a time earlier than she hoped. She was sealed to her family and Husband and looks forward to a bright reunion with them in the eternities. She was an active disciple of Jesus Christ throughout her life. Nancy had many hobbies, some notable ones are, making stained glass window decorations, sewing, bead work, jig saw puzzles and woodworking projects with Dean. Nancy enjoyed being a bit of a “cat-lady.” She enjoyed the company of, and spoiled, her three feline friends Socks, Smokie, and Prince, plus a few others that wandered into her home on occasions.
She enjoyed her work and found it rewarding, and was well loved and respected by her clients, co-workers and management. Most recently she worked as part of a team with Five County Association of Governments – Area Agency on Aging, in Saint George, Utah, as a councilor aiding clients to become independent outside of skilled nursing facilities. Additionally, she was employed helping rehabilitate patients at the Kolob Care Center in Saint George, Utah. Nancy worked with workers compensation in Saint George, Utah, as a councilor rehabilitating workers injured on the job, to regain employment.
Nancy attended college at Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho, Brigham Young University, in Provo Utah, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. She most recently served as the choir director for the Hurricane 4 th Ward. They married and continued to sing in the Mormon Youth Chorus for three years together. She met her husband, Dean, through choir activities. She sang with the Mormon Youth Chorus in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her interest in choir continued throughout her life. During her High School days, she was active in the drama program and choir. She attended school in the Montgomery Township School System. Nancy was raised in Belle Mead (near Princeton) Somerset County, New Jersey. She was sealed for time and all eternity to Dean William Morrill in the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sept. 19, 1961, in Somerville, New Jersey, to Carlton Scofield Barss Jr. George, Utah, surrounded by her husband and a few close friends. Nancy Ellen Barss Morrill, 59, peacefully passed to the other side of the Veil on Oct.
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