GRANT MORRISON

Condolences & Memories (18 entries)

• When I lived in Winnipeg in the early 80's Grant was a great friend. He was a man with integrity and a great deal of respect for people and their property. I had a lot of respect for Grant. My condolences to Thelma and her son. - Posted by: Glenn McPherson (Freind) on: Jun 02, 2020

• Grant was a unique individual and full of integrity. Ken and I had many good memories with him,especially riding,and helping out with various Harley events. We also met occasionally for breakfasts in years past. We truly enjoyed him, and I was so glad to have spent some time with him before he passed on to heaven. Albeit only briefly. Ride on up there in heaven Grant! We know that you are with Jesus now. We will miss you! - Posted by: Cynthia and Ken Slapinski (Friends) on: May 24, 2019

• My condolences to Thelma, Tyler and the rest of Grant's family. I have known Grant for many years through my brother John. He has treated me like a brother over the years. Grant will be missed by many. Now he is riding with my brother. Words can't explain how I feel. - Posted by: Neil Sawatzky (Friend) on: May 18, 2019

• I met Grant 18 years ago at Garwood Grill, I now truly know what it feels like to have a broken heart. I will miss him dearly. There is definitely a bright new star in the sky. R.I.P Grant. I love you always. I will find you in my next life for our ride to Sturgess 💔. Gisele😢 - Posted by: Gisele Fillion (Friend) on: May 14, 2019

• I was just learning to ride my first Harley - A time in my life when things were changing and days were not always easy- Grant would often be there to support and mentor... often teased me into not losing hope in the ability to ride, and just generally a wonderful friend. He shared his love of riding so generously - his love of family and friends remained strong. Condolences to Taylor and Thelma. You will be so missed my dear friend - ride free. - Posted by: Patty Medd (Friend) on: May 14, 2019

• My condolences to Grant's family. I met Grant along with the motorcycle community a few years ago... Doing some of the events with him... He was a very kind gentleman... Rest in Peace Grant - Posted by: Monique Bowman (Friends) on: May 13, 2019

• I walked Main Street with Grant when he came out of class and landed on "C" relief. We had some great times walking that beat. There never was a better friend or partner than Grant was. He was friends with people he met. Grant served with the Steinbach Police and used to speak of spending time shooting rats at the Town dump with a .44 magnum. A great guy always willing to help. Rest in Peace Grant and we'll meet again. - Posted by: Gary Dovzuk (Partner and friend) on: May 12, 2019

• Thelma and Taylor, we were saddened to hear the news of Grant's passing. We are thinking of you both and wishing you moments of peace and comfort as we know this is a difficult time. Our deepest sympathy on your loss. - Posted by: Dale and Steve Martinos (Former co-worker/friend) on: May 12, 2019

• From serving our country in the navy, to serving our city as an officer of the law, to serving numerous charities in many different functions, Grant was always there to help. We will miss you our friend, your call to serve elsewhere had come all be it too soon you went. Ride free the eternal hills of heaven, ride free. Ted and Marg. - Posted by: Ted and Marg Penner (Friends) on: May 12, 2019

• My condolences to Grant's family. Grant was such a good friend to me. I will miss going on rides with him and our visits to Starbucks coffee shop. He will be deeply missed by so many friends he had. R.I.P Grant. Lots of love from your friend, Diane❤️ - Posted by: Diane Kehler (Friend) on: May 11, 2019

• Grant was a class act who enjoyed bikes and people I've known back when he worked in a motorcycle shop before the police job, nice guy...Bryan Roberton - Posted by: Bryan Roberton (Long time motorcycle rider and friend) on: May 11, 2019

• I was stunned to hear that Grant, my good friend, had passed. He was just such a 'Larger than Life' guy! I met Grant were many do....at Starbucks. He was welcoming, caring, and made sure everyone else was welcome in the group. He didn't suffer fools either, a good quality all around. There was many times Grant could be heard in a conversation offering to help repair someone's bike, give advice on their rebuild, hive his thoughts on politics, or heard laughing his sweet laugh about someone's Foley. He did not hold back to let me know when I pulled a goodball move with a big grin, and I loved him for that gentle judgment. Grant love his bike, sharing coffee and bantering a conversation at Starbucks, and a good meal at some local restaurants like Boun's, Redtop, or Garwood Grill. Grant kept life uncomplicated. I learned lots from my good friend and was so grateful to have met him. I will miss him very much. - Posted by: Rosita Lopez (Friend ) on: May 11, 2019

• Sorry to see you go Grant, hope you're riding your Harley in heaven. Rest In Peace my friend. - Posted by: Kevin Bryson (Friend ) on: May 11, 2019

• I met Grant when we became cruiser car partners in Dist 4 Winnipeg Police. We ran into each other off and on through the years and after retirement and he was always excited about his next motorcycle trip. He was a kind & generous man with a great sense of humour and will be missed. Rest in Peace My Friend - Posted by: Scarlett Somers Bellingham (Friend/Colleague) on: May 11, 2019

• I had the true pleasure & honour of working with GRANT during one of my first assignments as a Police Officer in District 4. He was a Policeman's Policeman & an incredible mentor to me in my early days on the job. He had the ability to effectively interact with anyone, including the truly bad ones, in a way that made everything work out. He had a character and demeanour that everyone could readily be attracted to & benefit from. He will be missed by members of his forever Police family. Rest in peace, GRANT & ride high. - Posted by: Garry Leach (Former Police partner) on: May 11, 2019

• Sincere condolences to Grant's family. I didn't know Grant well, just enough to say hello and how are you in passing. He was always so pleasant and had a smile for my and parents and me every time we ran into him in our underground parking. Grant, I never did get that ride on your motorcycle. Maybe in our next lives!!! Rest in peace Grant. Paulette Morrison and parents Terry and Emile Lepage ( neighbors from D.T. Apartments) - Posted by: Paulette R Morrison (neighbor) on: May 11, 2019

• Grant was a dear friend and a great friend to all. He was always willing to help. Grant worked hard to have a long retirement, but unfortunately he has been called away far too early. Grant, you will always be remembered and most importantly....loved. Rest in peace.... - Posted by: Deborah Bensky (Friend) on: May 11, 2019

• My Condolences to Grant's Family. The World has lost a Wonderful Man & a very Dear Friend. Grant is now Riding the Hills of Heaven with his Long Time Friend John. - Posted by: Kim Sawatzky (Friend) on: May 11, 2019