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By Katherine Langford
FOX 35 Orlando
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Friends and colleagues are remembering Brevard County Deputy Kevin Morris as a devoted husband, father, pastor and coach who spent his life serving others after he was killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95.Morris was responding to a deputy-involved shooting Saturday night when a wrong-way driver struck his vehicle on I-95 in Titusville, according to Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey. Morris and the 26-year-old driver were both killed.‘He was the compass for me’Those who knew Morris said his impact extended far beyond his work in law enforcement.A family friend whose son was coached by Morris described him as someone others could turn to for guidance."He was the compass for me," she said. "He would give you a direction and you would just follow it."She also remembered Morris as a good listener who wanted to know when someone was struggling and was always willing to help.Deputy, coach and pastorThroughout his law enforcement career, Morris received commendable service awards and a