DeLesseps Morrison, Jr.

1944–1996 (age 52)

Politician

Biography

DeLesseps Morrison, Jr., carried forward a family commitment to civic life, lending his voice to political debates and efforts that sought to serve the people of Louisiana.

He took pride in listening to constituents and advancing practical solutions, and he is remembered at Metairie Cemetery for honoring the Morrison tradition of public service.

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