From Eric Lund:

Deceased Classmate: Morgan Voth
Date Deceased: 12-27-2006
Age at Death: 34
Cause of Death: Suicide
Classmate City: Helena
Classmate State: MT
Classmate Country: USA
Survived By: Wife and two kids.

Morgan's spark and exuberance is greatly missed.

From the UofM School of Social Work Alumni Newsletter:

Remembering Morgan Voth (1972-2006)

We lost our dear friend and colleague Morgan Voth to suicide in December, 2006. His family, loved ones, and
friends mourned his death and celebrated his life at a memorial service held at University Congregational Church on January 27, 2007. Morgan earned both his BSW and MSW at The University of Montana. He will be remembered for his brilliant mind, his commitment to service, and his dedication to Montana’s children and families. Morgan devoted the majority of his career to child protective services, and he earned the respect of clients, coworkers, and the social work community. Morgan was an active member of the Montana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers.

Morgan joined the first class of our MSW program in 2002. He quickly earned the respect and support of this
new group of friends, colleagues, and teachers. You could often hear folks saying, “Morgan is the smartest guy I
ever met.” And beyond his keen intelligence, Morgan was truly a gentle man – strong, caring, and committed. His colleagues looked to him for an empathetic ear, sound direction, and unfailing support. We remember him as a humble man who demanded much of himself and sought the best in others. His work ethic was matched by the fierce conviction that he could make things better for the kids and families of Montana.

Morgan’s serious determination was balanced by the sheer joy he found in family and in being a Dad. He simply
lit up when talking about his beautiful daughters Emmerson and Anika. Once in a conversation about the importance of political participation, Morgan shared a story of taking his daughters to vote with him – he saw it as such an important father-daughter activity. It was Morgan’s commitment as a father andlove of his girls that fueled his commitment as a social worker. He touched so many lives, and we miss him. Survivors include his wife, Kari Voth and daughters of Missoula; father, Gene Voth; and brother David Voth. Morgan is preceded in death by his mother Mary Neufeld.