Denise Murray

Steve,
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. May Denise rest in peace.

Some of my earliest memories are of my Aunt Denise. I loved going to the Murray house for family parties where I would roughhouse with my cousins, eat delicious food and play games. As I got older I learned to not only appreciate her taste in music and her artistic talent, but I also got to know her beautiful soul who always helped those in need. I am very lucky to have the Murrays, Gradys and O'Keefes as family. Denise will forever hold a special place in my heart.

Denise, what can you say about her? Always so glad to see her. She would put you at ease and make you feel at home, wherever you were. A "shining light" is a perfect description. She would light up the room when she entered. Sue Pierson

Although, I was unable to attend her wake this evening, I will be at Mass tomorrow. Denise was always so friendly and had a wonderful artistic sense about her. I remember touring their home years ago on the Beverly home tour and I was astounded by the things she had done. You must be so proud of her and everything that she has accomplished as a wife, mother, sister, grandmother and as a friend. I will be there tomorrow and I will lend my support in every way.

Deepest sympathy to the Murray/Baffoe family. We were so sad to learn of Denise's passing and are certain she is simply radiant in heaven with her glorious smile and tiara. "And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hands."

Steve, I know you lost your best friend this week and the Bailey family is so sorry for your loss. I know Denise suffered terribly but now she can visit with other friends and loved ones in heaven. I remember your great parties with great music and fellowship. But I remember most the delicious food that Denise prepared and her graciousness as she told me to eat more. I was always impressed by Denise's artistic abilities and what she did in your house. Connor, Margey, and Bridey, thank for...

No offense to other CK moms but Mrs. Murray was always my favorite. Always kind, always funny and always dressed stylishly. She also went out of her way to reach out to my mother Mary while she too battled cancer. My deepest sympathies to Connor and the rest of the family. - Kate Finerty Hardy

Steve, I'm so sorry for your loss. It's a lousy club you just became a member of. My prayers for you and your family.

So sorry to hear the news. I will always remember her beautiful smile!
Ann Garvey