In the late hours of February 10, 2014, the life of 17-year-old Garrion Olajawon Tirone Glover-Morris was tragically cut short in East Chicago, Indiana. A loving, fun, and outgoing young man, he was born on April 15, 1996. Garrion was a Black male who was known for his vibrant personality. His death, a result of gun violence, sent ripples of grief through his family and the community.
At the time of his passing, Garrion was a student at East Chicago Central High School.
He was the second oldest of his mother's four children and was himself a young father to a son, Garrion Glover Jr. His family, including his mother, LaToya Glover, and his father, Garry Morris, Sr., were left to mourn the sudden and violent loss of their son.
In the wake of his death, funeral services were held at Mt. Hermon M.B.C. on February 18, 2014, where family and friends gathered to remember the young life that had been taken. While his obituary and memorial pages paint a picture of a beloved son, father, and friend, the circumstances surrounding his death remain publicly unresolved. Online sources and official records available to the public do not contain information regarding any arrests made in connection with his murder. Details about any potential suspects or the progress of the investigation into his shooting have not been made available. The case remains without a public resolution, leaving a void in the hearts of those who knew and loved Garrion.
