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Frederick P. Murray, Jr.
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Message from Marion Curry
November 1, 2015 4:38 PM
This message is probably too late for a response but I feel compelled to send it.
My name is Marion Curry. I am the niece of Frederick Murray Sr.
I came across the obit. of your father and had a sense
of unfortunate loss. knowing life is so vey short. If any family members see fit I would love to hear from you,
Marion
My name is Marion Curry. I am the niece of Frederick Murray Sr.
I came across the obit. of your father and had a sense
of unfortunate loss. knowing life is so vey short. If any family members see fit I would love to hear from you,
Marion
Message from Jacci Allaire Trask
April 22, 2015 9:35 PM
Dearest Skip....may you rest in peace and know you were loved and touched by many. You had a special place in my heart for all your kindness toward me, my sister and mother for the time we spent in your life. My prayers and thoughts go to your family who will surely miss you.
A candle was lit by Jacci (Allaire) Trask
on April 22, 2015 9:32 PM
A candle was lit by Gordon LeSage
on April 7, 2015 5:23 PM
Message from Gordo Golfmate
April 7, 2015 5:19 PM
I met Skip 3 decades ago. He played golf in a Wednesday night company league...30 or so men divided into teams of 2. The league decided one year that, because it had 2 members that could not seem to keep a partner beyond season, it would pair them up. Skip was one of those 2 people. I was the other. And it didn't take long for Skip & I to figure each other out.
Most of the golfers competing at Far Corners Gold Club were attentive, competitive, and focused on their score. Skip and I had slightly different priorities. #1 was creatively hiding our beer from the course Ranger. Also high on our list was deciding who got to drive the golf cart for each hole. We both really liked being on the course with the guys. . . swinging away with our clubs. . . yukking it up. But we never lost any sleep over a poorly played round.
Skip and I remained partners for 8 years . . . until the league finally stopped.
Thinking now about Skip makes me do nothing but grin. I remember a genuine straight talker . . . an honest, happy, wonderfully good man. He knew my wife, my 2 kids, and he would come to our family summer camp at the lake.
So, rather than miss him, I will say this: I will never, ever forget Skip. His time in my life was happy and memorable. Even now, saying goodbye, I am once again smiling. . .
Gordon
Most of the golfers competing at Far Corners Gold Club were attentive, competitive, and focused on their score. Skip and I had slightly different priorities. #1 was creatively hiding our beer from the course Ranger. Also high on our list was deciding who got to drive the golf cart for each hole. We both really liked being on the course with the guys. . . swinging away with our clubs. . . yukking it up. But we never lost any sleep over a poorly played round.
Skip and I remained partners for 8 years . . . until the league finally stopped.
Thinking now about Skip makes me do nothing but grin. I remember a genuine straight talker . . . an honest, happy, wonderfully good man. He knew my wife, my 2 kids, and he would come to our family summer camp at the lake.
So, rather than miss him, I will say this: I will never, ever forget Skip. His time in my life was happy and memorable. Even now, saying goodbye, I am once again smiling. . .
Gordon
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