Brian Morley of Aston, Pa., passed away peacefully on December 25 at the age of 81. He is the son of the late Marion and Michael Morley and brother of the late Michael Morley (Maureen) and late nephew Justin. He is survived by his twin brother James Bradley Morley (Patricia) as well as his niecesContinue Reading
Melodie
left a message on January 5, 2026:
Brian was a friend of the family and a neighbor as well, what a sweet person , he cared about others and always a kind word, my husband and Brian would sit on porch and have long talks , now they are both in heaven keeping each other company, he will be missed, God bless rest in peace
Steve O’Brien
left a message on December 30, 2025:
So sorry to hear about Brian. He has been my neighbor and friend for 26 years. He was always around to help. He didn’t fear this young growing family moving in next to him. He embraced the chaos that we introduced. Having 4 young girls move in next to you could be overwhelming to some!! Not Brian though. We had a lot in common, he was a Bonner Boy, I was O’Hara many years apart but always natural rivals who grew up to be friends. Life long Delco kids with similar experiences. Love of sports made for hundreds of long conversations about all the Philly teams and Nova and St. Joe’s, Penn State. My youngest shared Brian’s birthday too. He also loved spoiling my dogs. We have had 2 mutts and a pure bred golden retriever!! Brian loved spoiling Merlin. Always creating tons a golden tumbleweeds from all the rubs he would give!!! Brian will be missed. Thoughts and prayers for his family. He loved sharing stories of his family. Especially his many nieces and nephews. He was very proud of you all.
Steve O.
Thomas Deegan
left a message on December 29, 2025:
Our family mourns the loss of our dear friend Brian. He was one of the good ones and will be missed.
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Melodie
left a message on January 5, 2026:
Brian was a friend of the family and a neighbor as well, what a sweet person , he cared about others and always a kind word, my husband and Brian would sit on porch and have long talks , now they are both in heaven keeping each other company, he will be missed, God bless rest in peace
Steve O’Brien
left a message on December 30, 2025:
So sorry to hear about Brian. He has been my neighbor and friend for 26 years. He was always around to help. He didn’t fear this young growing family moving in next to him. He embraced the chaos that we introduced. Having 4 young girls move in next to you could be overwhelming to some!! Not Brian though. We had a lot in common, he was a Bonner Boy, I was O’Hara many years apart but always natural rivals who grew up to be friends. Life long Delco kids with similar experiences. Love of sports made for hundreds of long conversations about all the Philly teams and Nova and St. Joe’s, Penn State. My youngest shared Brian’s birthday too. He also loved spoiling my dogs. We have had 2 mutts and a pure bred golden retriever!! Brian loved spoiling Merlin. Always creating tons a golden tumbleweeds from all the rubs he would give!!! Brian will be missed. Thoughts and prayers for his family. He loved sharing stories of his family. Especially his many nieces and nephews. He was very proud of you all.
Steve O.
Thomas Deegan
left a message on December 29, 2025:
Our family mourns the loss of our dear friend Brian. He was one of the good ones and will be missed.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
