September 16, 2025

Community Mourns the Loss of Beloved Member Rob Morris

News Summary

Huntington Beach residents are mourning the sudden passing of Rob Morris, a beloved community member known for his warmth and contributions. At the age of 57, Rob’s unexpected death has left a significant void among family and friends. Born and raised in Santa Cruz, Rob was passionate about his work and deeply involved in his family and community. A celebration of his life is planned to honor his memory, showcasing the impact he had on those around him.

Huntington Beach Mourns the Loss of Beloved Community Member Rob Morris

Huntington Beach residents are coming together to mourn the unexpected passing of Robert “Rob” Allen Morris, who died suddenly at the age of 57 in his home. Known for his warmth and contributions to the community, Rob’s loss has left a significant void among his family and friends.

Details of Rob’s Life and Career

Born and raised on the west side of Santa Cruz, California, Rob Morris was the son of Robert and Carol Morris and the brother of Shelley Morris. Throughout his formative years, Rob demonstrated impressive athletic abilities, thriving in sports such as baseball, football, and basketball. He graduated from Santa Cruz High School in the Class of 1985.

Professionally, Rob spent eight years as Lead Maintenance at Broadmoor Huntington Harbour Condos, where he utilized his skills in woodworking and landscaping to enhance the environment for residents. He expressed a genuine passion for his work and life in Huntington Beach, describing it as a paradise.

Family and Community Involvement

A cherished family member, Rob’s spirit was characterized by his love for his family, particularly his role as a proud uncle to nephews Keenan and Chad, with whom he was actively involved. His warm smile, easygoing nature, and deep love for friends created strong connections throughout the community. He is survived by his father, sister, nephews, and an extended network of family and friends who all held him dear.

The Morris family remembers Rob not only as a valued family member but also as a man whose spirit, humor, and kindness resonated with everyone he encountered. His passing is a profound loss to those who loved him deeply.

Ceremony to Celebrate Rob’s Life

A celebration of Rob Morris’s life is set for October 4, 2025, at Natural Bridges State Beach at 1:00 PM. Following the ceremony, there will be a post-celebration gathering at 64 Cutter Drive in Watsonville, California.

All attendees are encouraged to bring a joyful spirit to honor Rob’s memory, reflecting the positivity and love he shared with everyone in his life.

Background Context

The loss of Rob Morris has highlighted the impact one individual can have on a community, as friends and family celebrate his life and the relationships he fostered. Rob was preceded in death by his mother, Carol, and his great-grandmother, Cora. Remembrances of his spirit and kindness will continue to be shared among those he left behind, ensuring that his legacy endures even after his passing.

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