Morris alumni include: Dexter Cambridge, Bahamian professional basketball player Russell B. Cummings, member of the Texas House of Representatives John Wesley Hardt, bishop in the United Methodist Church Micah Hoffpauir, Chicago Cubs first baseman Johnny Horton, country music singer Neal McCoy, country music artist Dee Ann McWilliams, Major General, US Army Cindy Pickett, actress Carl Reynolds, major league baseball player and member of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame Chris Sampson, major league baseball player Shaquille Murray-Lawrence, Professional football player, Team Canada Bobsled References Bibliography Lon Morris College, a storied academic history, Jacksonville Daily Progress, August 16, 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-24. John Wesley Hardt, "Cecil Peeples: a twentieth century giant: the story of Cecil Peeples, and his years at Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, Texas", UMR Communications, 1999. Retrieved 2009-10-24. Glendell A. Jones, "Mid the pine hills of East Texas: the Methodist centennial history of Lon Morris College", Progress Publishing Co., 1973. Retrieved 2009-10-24. External links Lon Morris College LMC information site, including processes for acquiring transcripts Online tour of Lon Morris campus (mainly interiors) NJCAA records/rosters for Lon Morris sports The Millenium Mural - artwork of Lon Morris campus buildings/icons and lineage of College presidents Defunct private universities and colleges in Texas Two-year colleges in the United States Educational institutions established in 1854 Educational institutions disestablished in 2012 Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Education in Cherokee County, Texas Buildings and structures in Cherokee County, Texas NJCAA athletics 1854 establishments in Texas