Louise McMurry

To the McMurray family,

We were saddened to learn of your mother's passing. We have been in and out of town and only learned about your mom this past Friday (1-18). Your mom was very special to me and my family. She was a big part of our church life at St. Mary's. She taught CCD to our children and we worked with her on various projects.

You have our deepest sympathy. She will be missed but in our memories.

My deepest sympathy for your loss. May the God of Comfort, continue to comfort the family during these difficult time. May he continue to give support and loving kindness to all. 1 Cor 1:3&4

May the loving support of family, friends and prayers bring you comfort during this challenging time. I am so sorry for your loss. Romans 12:12

My heartfelt sympathies to the beautiful family of Louise . It was an honor to be part of her Mass of Christian burial at St Mary's . I also realize I have visited with her at White Oak Manor since my Eucharist Ministry brings me to the catholic residence weekly. She spoke to me about faith in a loving God and ministered to me as well. God Bless all of you. Anne Obeck

To all the McMurry children

We were so sorry to hear about your moms passing. What a sweet lady. She and mom were the best of friends throughout life. We lost our mom this past October. You are all in my prayers.
To Lucy- If you ever get to Charleston please give Ellen or I a call. Ellen is living at Moms house so you know where to find us. Blessing to all of you. I know she will be missed.
Susan Jenkins

I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your Mother Gene.

Louise was such a Classy, Southern Lady. She was the first person who came up to me when I first attended St.Mary's in Shelby, NC! I believe her beautiful daughter-in-Love, Patti was 2nd! Louise and I shared being born in Charleston SC! She always had a beautiful smile for everyone, and was So Very Kind! She had a wonderful family, and I Know they all are grieving. MY thoughts and prayers go out to everyone!
God Bless, Much Love & Prayers, Dorie

Louise was a wonderful person to know growing up. She was like a second mom to me since I spent so much of my childhood visiting their home with my best friend Lucy. She always welcomed me like another one of her children. I will miss her very much.

A very classy lady always! Dad and I would talk to her at Brookdale and it was about the children. She named them all for me one day. So sorry about her passing.... I know how hard it is. Candy Collins McCall