Patrick Murray

Dear Pat's family and siblings, Mary Anne and Jim,

Our deepest sympathy on your loss of a great man. I attended hundreds of meetings with Pat and everyone listen when he spoke.

God Bless,

Fred and Mary Gavin

Patricia, Skip, MaryAnn & Jimmy (& Family),
Your husband & brother was somebody I always looked up to. Also being a Vietnam vet myself, he would often jag me as being a sailor off coast -I always had 3 hot meals & a dry bed when he was stuggling down in the jungle! His service & sacrifice for our country - made me proud to be his cousin!
Jay is now in God's arms looking down watching all of you and his family members. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of...

Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of Pat. His brother Jim is one of my oldest and dearest friends and I came to know Pat through him. I have known Pat for 45 years. It was only recently that I became aware that he was both a Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient. I am a better person for having met a man who served our country with honor and in such a humble fashion.

My wife Janet and I knew Pat's parents and met Pat on several occasions. The World could use more families like the Murrays. Our deepest sympathies for the family of a man who sacrificed so much for his homeland.

Dear Pat, Girls, and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Our family has so many wonderful memories living across the street from you and raising our children together. The stories pop up frequently and are cherished. We will hold you all close to our heart.
Gilbert and Jennifer Lindsay