Morris Olguin, Jr. 1935 - 1999 Morris was born September 11, 1935 to Morris & Fermina (Minnie)Olguin in Pflugerville, Texas and was received in Heaven on December 23, 1999. He is no longer in pain and for that we are all grateful although we will miss him terribly. He made friends everywhere he went.Morris was born September 11, 1935 to Morris & Fermina (Minnie)Olguin in Pflugerville, Texas and was received in Heaven on December 23, 1999. He is no longer in pain and for that we are all grateful although we will miss him terribly. He made friends everywhere he went. He is preceded in death by his, father & mother Morris & Minnie Olguin and by Louise Webster, his mother-in-law. He is survived by his wife of 14 years, Susan Olguin; four children, Michel Morris Olguin & wife, Rita of Austin, Mark Charles & wife Pam of Kerrville, Marina Rose Sonnier & husband Bobby of Austin, Matthew James & wife Gretchen of Cedar Park; eight Grandchildren, Maegan Sonnier, Melissa Sonnier, Macy Olguin, Landry Sonnier, Steven Olguin, Kristen Olguin & Michel-Morris Montana Olguin all of Austin & Rocco Charles Olguin of Kerrville; His sisters, Marie Caballero & husband Ralph and Mary Luna & Husband Manuel, brothers Sam Olguin & wife Melanie and Frank Olguin & wife Donna all of Austin and his children?s mother, Mariam Mokarzel. Morris was rather closed mouthed, as real heroes are, about his time in the Navy. He volunteered at seventeen out of patriotism to this country. He served on ships that recovered the wounded and dead and contributed, with his mates, to many miracles in the Korean War. After his honorable commendation and discharge from the Navy, he finished high school and college while working to support his family. His energy and enthusiasm for the insurance business knew no bound until he was introduced to real estate. He loved the land! He loved even the mundane details like surveys and title flaws. However, as his friend and comptroller General Dews said; "You have to empty Morris pockets to get deals and receipts." Morris never used a notebook or organizer, most of his deals were on napkins or the back of envelopes or in his steel trap mind. He might be late for an appointment, but he never forgot. In fact, he never forgot anything when it came to business. From the ranches, farms, and other land he sold came his love for horses which he has passed on to his grandchildren, especially his oldest granddaughter, Maegan. This love led to his activities as a Founder and Director of the Austin-Travis County Livestock Show and horse racing. He loved to watch those ponies run! Richard Moya has been his best friend since school. They grew up together, stayed fiends for life and it was Richard who provided him with care and companionship for many months. No thanks are great enough for his contributions this last year. Special thanks to Dr. Pamela New, his nuero-oncologist, Dr. Dina a special friend and Sandy Ansari a true angel. Recitation of Rosary will be held Sunday, 8pm at Our lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church (1206 E. 9th). Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Monday, 12 noon at San Jose Catholic Church (2435 Oak Crest). Rev. George Joseph C.S.C. will officiate. Rite of Interment will follow at Assumption Cemetery. Serving as Pallbearers are Ralph Caballero, Jr., Xavier Benites, Scott Olguin, Harold Henderson, Steven Henderson, Alton Webster, Robert Carreon, Toby Webster and Charles Villasenor, II. In memory of Morris, donations can be made to "Fred Roberson Brain Tumor Research Fund, c/o Grants Management, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, 7703 Floyd Curl Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78229. Arrangements by Mission Funeral Home, 1615 E. Cesar Chavez, (512) 476-4355. To view and sign memorial on-line, visit www.missionmemorials.com.