February 20th, 1991 – July 5th, 2024
Luke Zachary Morley, formerly of Sault Ste. Marie, passed away peacefully at his home in Listowel on Friday, July 5th, 2024.
Beloved husband of Jacqueline (Boychuk) Morley. Dear son of Keith Morley and Shirley Morley (James), and son-in-law of Sam & Pauline Boychuk. Much loved brother of Obie/Dave Burch (Trisha), Joe Burch, Charity Fleming (Brett), Josh Morley (Kate Bullock), and Jesse Morley (Jayna Petingola). Brother-in-law of Nick Boychuk (Jenny Holbein). Cherished uncle of Dallas, Jocelyn, Mya, Shy, Felicity, Logan, Lily, Johnny, and Ollie.
Loving Grandson of the late Harry & Margaret Morley and the late Pauline Boychuk “Granny”. Cherished nephew of Jo-Ann Chojnowski (Mark), Randy (late Sue), Warren (Teresa), Don (Lynne), Sharon Boisvert (late John), Terry (Lorrie), Debbie Adams (Gary), Robert (Heather), Auntie Liz. Luke will be sadly missed by many cousins from the Morley, Boychuk and extended families.
Luke lived an immense life in 33 years, pouring his heart, sweat, and determination into everything he pursued. He loved deeply and was the first to support his friends and family.
Throughout his life he built a family of cherished friends and loved ones, growing up with the rambunctious Morley clan in Sault Ste. Marie, wrestling varsity with Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, fighting forest fires throughout Northwestern Ontario, Alberta and BC working as a Fire Ranger in Red Lake, to building a life with his wife in Southern Ontario.
Luke shared his passion for hunting with his wife and their two dogs, with some of his favourite mornings spent in a blind as a family duck hunting, or in a tree stand at the Morley hunting camp.
In 2022 Luke achieved a life’s dream when he was hired onto the Brampton Fire Department and at BFES he built another family, in the department as a whole and especially with his 204 B crew.
Luke will be deeply missed and loved by many.
Memorial celebrations will be held for family and friends. More details to follow in the days to come
Memorial donations can be made to HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre.
Online condolences may be left at www.eatonfuneralhome.ca