Shane Morrow was a large presence with a big voice on and off the stage who was not afraid to use that voice for good — whether advocating for local arts or for encouraging others to use their own talents, whether they knew they had them or not, according to friends and colleagues who worked with Morrow over the years.
“He was an inspiration to people to see themselves as bigger than thought they were. Not everybody can do that,” said Jennifer Crutchfield.
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Like Morrow, Crutchfield has been an active leader and volunteer in numerous charity and community-minded organizations and events over the years. She said Morrow “gave people tools to see their talents in a bigger way.”
Morrow passed away Aug. 26 at the age of 57.