The obituary notice of Hywel MORGAN

Mr morgan was a good friend to my dad in University and I was honoured to be his GP for years! Wonderful kind man! All my love to his wife Brenda! Dr Lisa xxxx

My favourite, lovely Physics teacher who I was lucky enough to be taught by for 6 of my 7 years at Rhyl High School.

He was always super supportive of my interest in science whilst, I suspect, being simultaneously frustrated by my lack of ability! I’m sure he must have been gobsmacked that I went on to do a Physics degree and ended up working as a neutron scientist at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, but I hope I did him proud.

I felt the need to write to him at Christmas time and was delighted to receive a response just 3 days later, which brought tears to my eyes, as I immediately recognised the same familiar handwriting on the envelope that was scattered throughout all of the “set work” I completed during my A-level classes.
I’m so sorry that I did not get the chance to reply.

Much love to his beloved family that he spoke so proudly about in his letter. He referred to Brenda as his soulmate that he felt so lucky to have met during a one off visit to a dance hall in Richmond. ♥️

I’m so grateful to have been taught by him and will think of him often.

Samantha Oliver (nee Foster)
RHS 1988-1995

I was at Rhyl High School back in the mid 60s to early 70s and played in the school rugby team, and remember Hywel fondly from those times. RIP sir.

Taught at Rhyl High School with Hywel for over 33 years. He was a genuine and loyal friend throughout and when retired we both enjoyed sharing stories of our teaching days together.
He will be greatly missed. Our thoughts are with his family.
Wyn (DWJ) and Hilary

In memory of a strong sincere gentleman
We shared many common views
All my love to the beautiful family you shared with Brenda
You are all in my thoughts and prayers

Maureen Muraca

When I arrived in Rhyl High School in 1991, Hywel was a rock for me in the stormy sea of secondary school teaching. He always championed teachers, ensuring that they felt valued.
He was a giant (literally and figuratively) amongst the staff.
Laterly, I was privileged to call him a friend, joining the "Curry club" with Keith and Wynne.
The passing of a legend!

My condolences to the family.

Ahh Mr Morgan, my high school physics teacher. I still remember the rainbow colour order by roy g biv. Sorry for your loss. X