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Morrison is one of four children of the late Vesta and Gene Williams. She has a sister, Carol Williams of rural Prairie Lea in Caldwell County, Texas, and two brothers, Jeff Williams of Victoria and Wayne Williams of [[Palo Alto]], [[California]].<ref name=statehouse/>
Morrison is one of four children of the late Vesta and Gene Williams. She has a sister, Carol Williams of rural Prairie Lea in Caldwell County, Texas, and two brothers, Jeff Williams of Victoria and Wayne Williams of [[Palo Alto]], [[California]].<ref name=statehouse/>
Morrison is a member of the Junior League of Victoria. She has served as secretary and treasurer of the Texas Conservative Coalition, a [[bipartisan]] group of state legislators. She is a member and former officer of the National Council of State Legislatures. She is a former executive director of the Governor's Commission for Women, a position which she held under then [[Governor]] [[George W. Bush]].<ref name=votesmart/><ref name=jmorrison/>
Morrison is a member of the Junior League of Victoria. She has served as secretary and treasurer of the Texas Conservative Coalition, a [[bipartisan]] group of state legislators. She is a member and former officer of the National Council of State Legislatures. She is a former executive director of the Governor's Commission for Women, a position which she held under then [[Governor]] [[George W. Bush]].<ref name=votesmart/><ref name=statehouse/>
The [[interest group]], the Texas Community College Teachers Association once named Morrison, who attended a community college Victoria College, as its "Legislator of the Year." In 2008, she was named "Distinguished Citizen of the Year" by the South Texas Council of the [[Boy Scouts]].<ref name=ttribune>{{cite web|url=http://www.texastribune.org/directory/geanie-morrison/#ui-tabs-1|title=State Rep. Geanie W. Morrison District 30 (R-Victoria)|publisher=''The Texas Tribune''|accessdate=March 3, 2014}}</ref>
The [[interest group]], the Texas Community College Teachers Association once named Morrison, who attended a community college Victoria College, as its "Legislator of the Year." In 2008, she was named "Distinguished Citizen of the Year" by the South Texas Council of the [[Boy Scouts]].<ref name=ttribune>{{cite web|url=http://www.texastribune.org/directory/geanie-morrison/#ui-tabs-1|title=State Rep. Geanie W. Morrison District 30 (R-Victoria)|publisher=''The Texas Tribune''|accessdate=March 3, 2014}}</ref>