Morgan Kay Beamer is the daughter of the late Todd Beamer. She was born on the 9th of January 2001 in New Jersey.
Her mother is Lisa Brosious, who was a resident of Albany and grew up in Shrub Oak, New York.
Lisa Brosious celebrates her birthday on 10th April and is currently 52 years old.
Morgan’s maternal grandfather, Paul, was a physicist, while her grandmother, Lorriane Brosious, was a Christian minister.
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Who Is Todd Beamer?
Todd Beamer, the father of Morgan Beamer, was born on 24th November 1968 in Flint, Michigan.
He was the only son of David and Pegg beamer and the brother of his two sisters, Melissa and Michele.
Beamer got his education from the Wheaton Christian school and college. He had always dreamt of becoming a baseball player.
At Fresno State and Wheaton College, he was a well-renowned baseball player.
However, one night he got into an accident which led him to be injured to an extent where the doctors asked him to back off from sports.
He gave up on his dream of becoming a baseball player and joined back at Wheaton high school. There he met his wife, Lisa Brosious.
The couple dated for three years before they got married.
Todd Beamer rose to prominence for his braveness just before he embraced Martyrdom. He was one of the passengers on United Airlines Flight 93.
The 9/11 Attack And Morgan’s Father
Beamer was on flight 93 to land for his meeting in San Francisco. He had to return the same day to New Jersey to get back to his pregnant wife and two sons.
However, life had different plans set for him. The former flight got hijacked on 11th September 2001, and Beamer was the leader who saved many lives.
He didn’t wait to find out how many people would become victims of the disgusting act or where the plane was going. He gave away his own life to save many others.
The flight was supposed to land in San Francisco. However, the terrorist changed the destination to Washington, DC.
The targeted attack was on the white house. Todd Beamer, the crew members, and other passengers fought back until the last moment.
The plane never reached Washington. It crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The US capital was saved.
Morgan Beamer’s Father Send A Message To His Family Moments Before He Died
The hijackers took control of the plane. While everyone was in contact with their family members over the cell phone, Todd Beamer ran to take over the flight.
The co-pilot’s throat had been slit, and his dead body lay in the aisle.
Beamer took the phone and tried contacting his wife but failed to get through the call. He instead got connected to the in-flight service operation, Lisa Jefferson.
Todd Beamer and Lisa stayed on call for about 13 minutes.
Just when he was about to storm back into the flight to defend the passengers, he asked Lisa if he didn’t make it out alive, convey his message to his family that he loves them a lot.
Morgan Beamer’s Mother After The Death Of Todd Beamer
Lisa Brosious suffered quite a lot after the death of her husband, and so did her children. She was five months pregnant with Lisa when Todd died.
Many people referred to her as a synonym for strength and courage as she struggled to keep her family together, financially as well as mentally.
Lisa wrote the book ‘Let’s Roll!’ In the memory of her late husband, Todd Beamer. The book talked about what happened on September 11th, 2001.
The book also encouraged people to live their lives faithfully and courageously.
Lisa was also invited to many Tv shows, including Dateline, 60 minutes, and Oprah.
Morgan’s Mother Build A Foundation In the Memory Of Late Todd Beamer
Lisa Brosious stood strong for raising funds for the Todd Beamer foundation along with the help of Todd’s friends.
Even though it came with pain, Lisa made sure to keep the memory of Todd alive at home. She has hung his pictures at home.
The Todd Beamer foundation was built to help all the children who lost their acquaintances and parents in the 11th September attack.
Moreover, the Todd Beamer Memorial Foundation had the trademark ‘Let’s roll,’ which was the last thing Todd said before his demise.
Did Morgan’s Mother Remarry?
She decided not to marry again. On several occasions, she has talked about her children and the trauma they suffered.
She hasn’t dated anyone all these years, according to the sources. She has indulged herself in activist work and gives ted talks.
Moreover, she revealed in an interview how she tries not to dwell on the events of 11th September much even when she sees something regarding it appear on the media.
Morgan Beamer’s Elder Brothers
Morgan Beamer is the young sister of two brothers named David and Andrew.
David, at the time of his father’s death, was three, while Andrew was one year old. Currently, David studies at Wheaton College and is also an active football team member.
Andrew, on the other hand, also studies at Wheaton College. He is on the soccer team as a midfielder.
Where Is Morgan Kay Beamer Today?
There are no public details about Morgan Beamer, but she had a Facebook account previously, through which some details can be set out.
She was a student at Princeton High School and an active player of lacrosse there. She graduated from Cranbury School.
Currently, she is twenty years old and a sophomore student at Wheaton College. She is also a midfielder for the soccer team.
Her soccer journey has been of great significance. Morgan Beamer has been a second-team-all conference honoree.
She has also played against North Central and won the tournament championship.
According to some resources, Morgan is involved in acting and modeling.
Overall she has been known as the special child of the Beamer family for being the only daughter of the father she didn’t even get to see.
Net Worth of Morgan Kay Beamer
The net worth of Morgan cannot be estimated as she hasn’t started working yet, but the net worth of her mother, Lisa, is said to be $1.5 million.
The growing net worth of Lisa is due to the money coming from the sales of her book ‘Let’s Roll!’ And as well as from the Todd memorial foundation.
Some people accused Lisa of using the death of his husband as a means of seeking profit. However, even the royalties from her book sale went to the foundation she built.
