Remember Murray at the 50 th reunion, visited with him and was glad he was able to attend. Saw him a couple times at the monthly breakfasts. Thanks to Jack Craven for his always checking on Murray and bringing him to the outings. Hope he is now at peace ,sympathy to his family.
sorry to hear about murray , only knew him from jr high when we was going with susanne ? they were the best looking couple in school and very popular . saw him at the 50th and talked with him a short time, RIP murray .
At this age it is hard for any of us to lose a classmate. I did not personally know Murray, but may all of the classmates we have lost be happy and at peace. I hope to see them all again in Heaven where we can continue these get togethers. Thank God for heaven or maybe we will meet again in another lifetime. Certainly will be interesting to see how this all comes about. Praise God and all his Glory help!!!
I was real shocked to hear about Murry.He visited with Terry and I several times when Terry was in Oak Bridge and he was a patient there to. God bless him and his family.Virginia and Terry Nance
After high school Murray attended Ringling Art School where he pursued his love of art. He was best known as 'a jack of all trades' as he worked as an artist, a fire fighter, mechanic, maintenance worker, ranch hand and handyman.
Murray is survived by his two children, Marci and Murray, and three grandchildren, Bryce, Austin & Chandler, plus his sister Jan Matchett Compton of Lakeland, FL and other nephews and nieces.
Murray was born April 17, 1944, in Ocala, FL and died June 8, 2015.
Roberta Carson (King)
Heaven is a little sweeter now and hopefully, Murray is pain free and at peace. He was such a gentle soul to all he met. Until we meet again----
Roberta Carson King
Dennis Mason
Remember Murray at the 50 th reunion, visited with him and was glad he was able to attend. Saw him a couple times at the monthly breakfasts. Thanks to Jack Craven for his always checking on Murray and bringing him to the outings. Hope he is now at peace ,sympathy to his family.
Corky Dean Jr.
So what happened to Murray ??????????
Corky ( Harry )
Thanks
JoAnn Anderson (Heet)
sorry to hear about murray , only knew him from jr high when we was going with susanne ? they were the best looking couple in school and very popular . saw him at the 50th and talked with him a short time, RIP murray .
Carol McConville (Williams)
At this age it is hard for any of us to lose a classmate. I did not personally know Murray, but may all of the classmates we have lost be happy and at peace. I hope to see them all again in Heaven where we can continue these get togethers. Thank God for heaven or maybe we will meet again in another lifetime. Certainly will be interesting to see how this all comes about. Praise God and all his Glory help!!!
Amen.
Terry Nance
I was real shocked to hear about Murry.He visited with Terry and I several times when Terry was in Oak Bridge and he was a patient there to. God bless him and his family.Virginia and Terry NanceRuth Rowand (Clark)
Murray was always such a great guy. He was a "what you see is what you get" type of person till the end. I will forever miss him and his friendship.
Ruth
Chuck Bent
After high school Murray attended Ringling Art School where he pursued his love of art. He was best known as 'a jack of all trades' as he worked as an artist, a fire fighter, mechanic, maintenance worker, ranch hand and handyman.
Murray is survived by his two children, Marci and Murray, and three grandchildren, Bryce, Austin & Chandler, plus his sister Jan Matchett Compton of Lakeland, FL and other nephews and nieces.
Murray was born April 17, 1944, in Ocala, FL and died June 8, 2015.
He will be missed by all who knew him…
Royce McDonald
Sorry to hear of Murry's passing. Sending prayers to his family. RIP Murray.
Bill Russell
This was the content of Murray's Memorial Card.
His Memorial Service was held July 19, 2015
He Only Takes the Best
God saw that he was getting tired, a cure was not to be.
So He put His arms around him and whispered,
"Cowboy come home with me"
With tearful eyes, we watched him suffer,
and saw him fade away.
Although we loved him dearly,
we could not make him stay.
A golden heart stopped beating,
Hardworking hands to rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us
He only takes "The Best"