EDWIN C. MURRAY IV

I used to coach football with Ed, Charlie and Vince Masciulli. I am so sorry to hear about your loss. He loved kids and loved coaching. He used to say he would sneak out of the house to help us coach. He was a man that would do anything for you. It was tough on him losing his friend Mr. morgan. They were quite a pair. Condolences to all of you I will miss not seeing him at Liberty Bell.
Joe Onorato, President of Liberty Bell Youth Organization.

Eileen,
You may not remember me; you watched my daughter, Veronica. I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

May the Peace of Jesus Christ sustain ED's family and friends at this most difficult time. A North Hereford Lane neighbor.

Dear Michelle and Family,
I'm very sorry for your loss. You're all in my thoughts and prayers.

Dearest Michelle, Sam and I send you love and sympathy on what seems to be the premature death of your father. He was so lucky to have a wonderful family.
Condolences to all of you.
Claire and Sam Fagin

Dear Leen, Bunny, Eddy, Donna and your families

I was so very sorry to hear of Ed's death, I have so many great memories of years gone past, of life, love and laughter, I can still see me trying to get into the Blue "'53 " Ford and not understanding why my key wound not work, Ed delighted in reminding me mine was the " '52 " Ford. Can not rememeber ALL the crazy things we said and did, but I do rememeber holding my sides and cheeks because they hurt so much from laughing. We DID...

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May your memories bring you much comfort at this time.

The Dalesandro Family

To the entire Murray Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. My Pop Marty Qualtieri was in the bed next to your dad in VITAS. We really enjoyed meeting you all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, it felt like we knew your family for years in those few weeks. He was great to talk to and share some laughs

Dear Eileen, Michelle, Ed and Donna,
The love of family and friends will help you through this sorrow. Aunt Sheila and Uncle Ray