Muriel Marie Griffith Hart

There are so many things that she taught me about life. Started out being her housekeeper and ended up good friends. I adored her passion for life and will miss her

I knew Muriel when she and her then-husband, Don, lived in Flagstaff, and she had just given birth to her first daughter, Ariel. We lost contact after she and Don divorced and she moved to Phoenix. I loved her dearly.

Ariel, Stephanie, Sharlot & families,
My heart goes out to all of you. Your Mother was one of my favorite people. I learned so much from being a part of her life and yours as well. I remember going to your house for St Luke's parties when our mothers worked together.
I laugh & remember her so fondly when I'm baking & looking for my measuring cups! I'm glad I saw her in Phoenix last time, we had a great visit & though she was probably aware of her health issues she didn't bring them...

I was saddened to read that Muriel had passed. She was a mentor to me and gave me my first opportunity to be a manager at St. Luke's. She meant so much to so many people. She had so many interests in areas other than nursing. What a loss to the whole community. My sincere condolences.

Hi all, thank you for the kind words. Sorry about the contact issues. Please email [email protected] if you still need details on tomorrow's service.

I was very sorry to read of Muriel's passing. I worked with Muriel for many years at St. Luke's Hospital. She was an outstanding and inspiring leader and I have many fond memories of those years. My prayer's for her daughters at this time. She will be missed.

Hello Family

We are wondering what the details are for Muriel's Memorial Celebration. Please contact me so I can put in on the OLd Beaver Reunion e-mail list. The site [email protected] does not give any information. Please respond by calling me at 602-561-4978 so I can forward information. Thanks, Kathy

I am sorry to learn of Muriel's passing. When I worked with her at St. Luke's in the early '80s, I was grateful for her leadership and her kindness. We reconnected when I wandered into Kitchen Classics one day, and she forever improved my cooking skills. Still later, I was surprised and delighted to learn she lived just down the block from us. My grown children still talk about the pig roast in the pit in her yard one year! Please accept my sympathy as you mourn her passing and celebrate her...