Deborah Morgan

Deborah was born to the late Michael and Gloria Krenz on September 17, 1965, at St. John Hospital in St. Paul, MN. She confidently placed her trust in her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, as she prepared to transition peacefully, in serene faith, to the kingdom of Heaven on November 2, 2026.

She was joined in marriage to Charles P. Morgan on August 24, 1990, and from that union, their daughter, Charlise Elizabeth Morgan, was born on September 12, 2005. Deborah was a loving mother and wife who made the well-being of her family her highest priority. Firmly committed to her faith, she served as First Lady of Resurrection Life Fellowship (RLF) in Westchester, CA, for 25 years. She also traveled as a missionary to several countries, including participating in the ministry of RLF in Malawi, Africa, which continues to flourish to this day.

Not only was Deborah a steadfast nurturer and a woman of unwavering faith, but she was also exceedingly gifted in sewing, upholstery, furniture finishing, face painting, gardening, and crafting. Through her business, Gloria's Gifts, she found a creative outlet and a means of expressing her artistic talents. She relished all things theatrical and was a skilled songstress, performing with the RLF worship team and the gospel group Testimony, who had supremely wonderful harmonies that strengthened the body of Christ, won souls, and encouraged the faithful. Her year-long travels with the T. D. Jakes production Woman Thou Art Loosed were among the highlights of her life, and she never missed the opportunity to sing her favorite songs from the old Hollywood films she so dearly adored.

Throughout Deborah's tremendous battle with cancer, she embodied a supernatural peace that reflected not only the grace of God but also the evidence of His abiding presence amid suffering. As Scripture reminds us, the Lord sustains us even in times of sickness, and Deborah I was a living testimony to His divine comfort and unfailing promises. She declared," I'm looking for Jesus. I know He's there." In her final days, she found comfort in knowing that she would be reunited with departed family members and friends in a body free from pain and suffering.

Deb was preceded in death by her parents, Mike and Gloria Krenz; her brother, Scott Krenz; and her niece, Madeline Vlatkovich.

She is survived by her husband of 36 years, Charles Morgan; her loving daughter, Charlise Morgan; her sisters, Shelly (Ross) Tretsven and Denise Vlatkovich; her brothers, Nick and Nathan krenz; Christa Krenz (Scott's Wife); and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends.