Palm Coast, Florida - With heavy hearts and profound love, we announce the passing of our beloved Brandon Morris, who was born on September 14, 1984, in Beckley, West Virginia, and was called home on July 24, 2026, in Palm Coast, Florida.

Brandon was a loving fiancé, father, brother, uncle, cousin, and loyal friend whose presence brought warmth and laughter wherever he went. He was known for his infectious smile, great sense of humor, and protective spirit. Brandon had a way of making people feel safe, loved, and accepted. His generous heart and unwavering love for his family will forever remain a part of those who knew him.

He attended Woodrow Wilson High School and later built a career in hospitality and as a laborer in the construction industry, where he operated forklifts and took great pride in his hard work and dedication. Brandon approached life with determination, resilience, and a willingness to lend a helping hand whenever needed.

When Brandon wasn't working, he loved spending time fishing on any "creek" in southern West Virginia where he found peace and relaxation in the outdoors. He also enjoyed shooting pool with family and friends creating unforgettable memories. Whether by casting a line, lining up the perfect shot on the pool table, or simply enjoying the company of those he loved, Brandon treasured every moment spent with family and friends.

Brandon was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Helen Morris; his grandparents, Charles and Mary Barber; and his brother-in-law, Alfred "Les" Taylor.

He leaves to cherish his memory his father, Carlos Morris; loving fiancée, Jennifer Pearce; his son, Aydrean (Aleese) Hunt; his daughter, Eva Pearce-Morris; and Ace Pearce-Morris. He is also survived by his loving sisters, Traci (LaSalle) Barber-Thompson and Ericka Taylor; his cousins who were more like sisters, Tiffany (Myron) Stevens-Nelson and Brandi Dow (James Singleton); his cousin who was like a brother, Dedrick James; his cherished niece, Tierra Taylor; his beloved nephew, Sterling "Spanky" Nelson; and the big homie Lee "Weezel" Smith; along with a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, and dear friends who will forever hold his memory close to their hearts.

Although Brandon's time with us was far too short, the love he shared, the laughter he inspired, and the lives he touched will continue to live on. His memory will be carried forward in every smile, every shared story, and every act of kindness done in his honor.