Raymond James “R.J.” Morin, 35, of Glasgow, Montana died August 24, 2024.
R.J. was born March 11, 1989 in Havre, Montana to Ray E. Morin and Marjorie Chapman. He attended school in Malta and Glasgow public Schools.
He met his forever soul mate Tanya Pellam and the couple made their home in Glasgow, Montana.
R.J. worked at Markle’s Ace Hardware. In his spare time he enjoyed playing darts and was an avid gamer.
Preceding him in death are his brother Ernest Joseph Morin, his paternal and maternal grandparents and his Aunt Bea Kruse.
He is survived by his mother, Marj Morin of Glasgow; father, Raymond Morin of Havre; daughter, Mariska and son, Raymond both of Havre; sisters, Joni Morin (Tom Erickson) and Jessi Smith both of Glasgow; nephews: Adrian Beardshear, Justus Morin, Treighton Morin, Hunter and Timber Smith; soulmate, Tonya Pellam; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; and special friends Hayden Vaughn of St. Maire and Makayla Ochoa of Havre.
A celebration of his life will be held at a later date. Condolences may be left for the family at bellmortuarymontana.com.
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Jacki Kaasa says
Thinking of the time we all spent at our house and Rjs parents houses. The wrestling moves we all had to try. He was always the clown trying to make us all laugh. He usually ended up in one of his parents laps. He was the youngest so he looked to Joni and Jesse for guidance CB on how to work marj and ray. He became one of the best helpful hands at Markel’s. I always looked for him. He made a boat ride that I was nervous about fun. We were laughing.i told him that some of his comments were like his mothers and we laughed again while Tanya was trying to move the rope for Josh who was skiing. He is already missed by his family and friends. We thank you all that support the family as we remember RJ
Shantel Zeiger says
RJ will always hold a special place in my heart among the students I’ve taught. I will miss his crazy laugh and his joy of teasing others. His work ethic was also something to be proud of.
Kristopher boldt says
He was my cousin and best friend growing up in Glasgow. Thru the good times and the bad we were as brothers would be. I would often times think back on our friend ship and how much I wish we could still be kids.
You will be missed
Tia Hess says
Love you brother and I will miss you I remember when you took me to Walmart and bought my first pool stick and I really love it for my birthday