On Memorial Day, 27 May 2019, at age 46, Rachel “Rae” Morrow (White) completed her journey and won the ultimate prize by going home to be with Jesus in Heaven. She completed her battle with cancer and graduated to heaven to be with family and friends who preceded her there. She wished to extend her deepest appreciation for all the love and support from those who contributed to her life and cancer journey over the last 7 years.
There will be a Celebration of Life to be announced later when the Wyoming weather cooperates. The family request no flowers but in lieu of this, please donate to “Amy’s Kids” at the Cancer Center at the Ivinson Memorial Hospital. Rae loved you all and wanted you to live life to the fullest each and every day, and never give up on your dreams – keep reaching for the stars!
Rae was a huge sunbeam in my life. My first adult contact with her was when she helped me through a medical scare 11 years ago. I say adult because the first time I went to see her she reminded me that I was her 8th-grade social studies teacher. We had many wonderful visits over the years especially during her illness. We had an immediate clicking of a deep friendship. Her optimism and positive attitude combined with her courage made her a special role model for so many of us. I miss her terribly, but I know her special smile is brightening heaven. Love that lady!
I was so sorry to read of Rachel's passing. She was one of the best medical professional I have ever encountered. She was kind, patient, and oh-so-knowledgeable. We miss you, Rae, but look forward to meeting you again one day. Much love and admiration!
To the White & Morrow families; I hoped and prayed that Rachel would be the one to beat cancer but I guess God had different plans. She's now the head PA in heaven. Am proud and grateful to have known her. She will not be forgotten. A hole has been left in my heart
Sorry to hear of Rachel’s passing. Foster Katie and Bridget you are in my thought and prayers. So many memories of family and friendship from out on Chapparel drive. I’m sorry we didn’t continue that friendship as we got older. Rachel was alway a very kind and loving person. Much love and prayers Shannon (Kinsel) Payne
To the Family, I want to express how sorry to read about your loss. Losing a family member can be very painful. When I lost my father, I found comfort in what the Bible teaches. I fully believe, as the Bible teaches, that God will restore paradisaic conditions to our earth and that he yearns to bring back to life on earth those who have died—including our family members. (Job 14:14, 15; John 5:28, 29) We can look forward to the day when we will hold and embrace them again. Every time we hear the word “paradise,” that hope warms our hearts! In the meantime, we can take comfort in the fact that they are in God’s memory. I hope the same thoughts may bring your family comfort in dealing with your loss.
I am so sorry to hear of Rachel's passing. She was one of the most generous outstanding vibrant people I have ever met. I can't wait to meet her in Heaven again one day.
Foster, Kate, Bridget, Guy, and family, I will always remember Rae's smile. It radiated her love of life and positivity. She was an amazing nurse. My deepest condolences to each of you!
Sorry to learn of her passing. She was always smiling & cheerful.
Rae put up an incredible fight against cancer. I'll never forget her for a multitude of reasons, and I'll always remember what she said in her final days as she lay in bed at the hospice house: "I still love life, it's such an adventure." Guy's devotion to Rae should be an inspiration to us all. My heart goes out to Guy and the rest of Rae's friends and family. Thanks to Jesus, I look forward to seeing Rae again. - Tom Brown
Dear Rae, A year ago today you and I were making root beer with the kids. My heart aches with the giant piece that will always be missing from your absence. I miss you terribly and I miss our daily visits. You were loved and adored by so many people and I know why they loved you so much. You are an unforgettable and amazing woman. Thank you for all the love and all that you taught me over the past 39 years. I look forward to seeing you again my sister. I love you to the moon and back. Jess
What a amazing person Rae was, she touched the hearts of so many! Her strength and positivity was overwhelming! Blessing to her family, God speed Rae, and thank you for your consistent kindness! Reggie Fluty
To the Morrow / White families: Water leaks from my eyes. The news of Rae's passing came as no surprise, but saddens my heart just the same. I (among others at LFD) had the pleasure of training, mentoring Rae as she started her medical career. Rachel liked to do her ride a longs with Walter Reuland and I. She had the knack of being with us when some of the worse emergency calls came in. We nick named her: "Trauma Momma". Rachel was the best, she fit right in with us guys and could dish out and take in the ribbing from us fire house guys. I am so thrilled that she pursued and had a successful medical career. Rae will be in our hearts /memories forever. Carry on in Heaven my dear Rachel. Keep Walter in line, will ya? Cliff Smith LFD 1979-2005
My deepest condolences to Kate and the White/Morrow families. She was loved and respected by so many.
Rae was an incredible caring person and nurse. Probably one of the best. She will be missed by so many more people than you can imagine and will be missed by all.
My deepest sympathy Rachel's family. After that long fight against cancer, may she rest in peace.
Are would want us all to remember her as a smiling, happy, busy, nurse and friend. I'll remember her as a nurse with her thumb stuck in a drunk guys mouth! Love you Rae. You're bigger than you ever knew!
Rae was such a special lady, I am so thankful to have had the honor to call her my friend. She will be missed, but, we will carry her memory in our hearts. My deepest condolences to Guy, Kate, Foster and all the family.
When you look in the nursing dictionary for "Rae" you read: The epitome of a Nursing Professional. I had the pleasure of watching Rae grow as a nursing professional. There was always compassion accompanied by humor in the ER, even in the direst of times. As she moved to her NP role, Rae continued to provide quality services to our community! I am so honored to have been able to work with and know Rachel Morrow, professionally and personally. My sincere condolences to Guy and the White family. I hope you find peace in knowing that she left her mark on so many!
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Rae was the type of person that you can't put into words, I loved her dearly. Thoughts and prayers go out to her family and Guy she loved each and everyone of you. She will be missed by all that knew her.
We loved Rachel so much since the day we met her at Cancer Support Group. Her and Guy were so much help to us and we will never for get her or Guy. In life we are given bad times but you never heard her complain, she always made everyone's situations more important. Rachel will always be a hero to Shorty and I. She will be missed.
To the White family, My deepest condolences to you all. Johnnie w.
Rachel was a beautiful soul who lived too short a life. She could have contributed so much more to the world. I am so sad for my cousin Foster and his family and for Rae’s husband Guy. May she find happiness in heaven.