On April 1, 2010 Johnny Shane Morton 34 of Mountain View began his journey to be reunited with his parents; Joe Wayne Morton and Jimmy Lee Morton. Shane leaves many behind to cherish his memory including his wife of 8 years, Daphne Morton and 4 sons: Mason Patrick 17, Colten Rose 16, Tommy Rose 15 all of Mountain View and David Shane Pemberton 11 of Mountain Home. 4 Brothers, Billy Morton of Russellville, Joe Lee Morton of Mountain View, Everett Burns of Mountain View, Wayne Kirby of Mountain View, a stepmother Evelyn Morton and 3 sisters, Brenda Branscum and Dalene Williams and Mellissa Kirby all of Mountain View. Along with these relatives Shane leaves a multitude of family and friends. Shane overcame many “obstackles” to get to where he wanted to be in life. As well as a full time college student, Shane was a loving father, husband, brother and friend. He was a creative soul and leaves a legacy of love behind him. He was a poet, lyricist and writer. The beauty that Shane saw within his family and friends will be left behind in the hearts of those that he touched. Shane had a bond with nature as well and will be forever remembered as the wind that blows our tear stained faces. There will be a memorial service to honor Shane’s life at Signal Hill Cemetery on Saturday April 10, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. “If it’s dark, you can make it light.” JSM