Amy L. Morrisson

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Amy Louise Morrisson and Charlie Wyntur Morrisson, who both passed away on Saturday, November 7, 2026.

Married for 36 years, Amy and Charlie built a life rooted in love around their daughter Jessica. They spent most of their married life in Ijamsville, Maryland, creating a home filled with memories and four-legged companions.

Amy Louise Morrisson (nee Dempf), born December 15, 1967, raised in Frederick, MD.

Amy was a woman whose beauty radiated from the inside out. Her infectious laughter and beautiful soul made everyone around feel welcome and loved. She had a warmth and kindness that made her truly unforgettable.

Her love for animals was more than a passion; it was a calling. Amy dedicated much of her life to caring for them and building a career as a veterinary technician which led her into the creation of Haus Morrisson German Shepherds. Whether caring for animals, training dogs, or spending time with horses, Amy was happiest doing what she loved. She especially treasured horseback riding with her beloved daughter, Jessica, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Amy was also a gifted artist who cherished her family and friends.

Charlie Wyntur Morrisson, born October 14, 1958, in Cheverly, Maryland, was a man of remarkable character, endless talents, and a generous heart.

Charlie was the kind of man who was resourceful and incredibly talented, he spent much of his career traveling as a painter. He had a willingness to lend a hand to any friend in need.

Charlie had a wonderful sense of humor and a laugh that could make anyone smile. He was trustworthy, empathetic, generous, and the kind of friend people could always count on. Charlie had a way of making people feel comfortable and cared for. He spent many years enjoying horses and other animals which him and his daughter both shared an appreciation for. He also loved hunting, fishing, and spending time with Matthew and Jonathan Ganley, whom he loved and considered sons of his own. Charlie was quite the pool shark; a talent that undoubtedly made for plenty of laughter and friendly competition.

Above all else, Charlie's daughter, Jessica, was the love of his life. Being her father was one of his greatest joys, and the love he carried for her was immeasurable. Of all the beautiful things Amy and Charlie created throughout their 36 years together, nothing meant more to them than their beloved daughter, Jessica.

Amy was the daughter of Joyce and Martin Dempf and sister to Kathy Dempf and Julie Combs. Her family also includes her nephew Evan and niece Sacha Hyatt. She was preceded in death by her sister, Cindy Mirabal.

Charlie was the son of the late Mary Lou Hannon and brother to Loretta Gaegler, Lisa Hayward, and John Morrisson.

Amy and Charlie leave behind their beloved daughter Jessica, along with many cherished family members, dear friends, and countless people whose lives were touched by their kindness, generosity, and friendship.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks that donations be made to Amy and Charlie’s daughter, Jessica Morrisson, as she navigates the unimaginable loss of both of her parents. Above all, the family is grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers, and kindness shown to Jessica and those who loved Amy and Charlie.