Birth date: Aug 21, 1969 Death date: Apr 10, 2022
James Morrison Obituary A service celebrating the life of James “Jimmy” Edward Morrison, Jr. will be held 11 AM Saturday at the Rivercrest Chapel & Event Center in Bixby. Jimmy passed away unexpectedly in an accident Sunday, April Read Obituary
Uncle Jimmy will be forever missed. He was a great mentor. I learned so much from him that I will never forget. He was a hard head when he needed to be but would always listen regardless of what he had going on. There are so many memories that I could share. One of the most fun times was when he picked me up in his blue camaro we went and seen "Broken Arrow" with John Travolta in it. After he dropped me off he did a burnout all the way down the street and didn't let off till he was at the stop sign more than a block away. Uncle Jimmy will forever be in everyone's hearts because of how big his was.
Jimmy will be so dearly missed, he was our go to score keeper, and line judge for BA Spike on Saturdays. He always was wearing a smile, willing to help when asked. All around great parent for us as coaches, thoughts and prayers from The Lawson Family.
Jimmy and I rode a lot of miles together spending a lot of time drinking beers and turning miles, by far the memory that'll always stick in my mind will be from the last time he rode on our Talimena ride , in Hochatown after a full day of riding at the motel on the patio drinking beers of course and we were all getting a little twisted and I look up to him with shirt up rubbing his nipples with an exotic look on his face , he was one of the people in life that are a pure pleasure to know and always fun to spend time with he will truly be missed and always be remembered, ride hard my friend and we'll roll together again one day my brother
Jimmys brother Steve was my brother in law. Over the last 25 years or more we have ridden thousands of miles together. We always looked for each other at rallies & bike shows. He was a very professional rider and knew all the biker rules of the road. It was an honor and a privilege to call him friend. R. I. P. my friend. Jerry Sexton
