Paul B. Murray

I remember Paul from Parkway School. We were in the same grade together and I still have 8th grade graduation picture.
Bob Czigler
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To the Murray family,
My first day and first shift in October, 1965, was with Paul at Eng. 5. He made me feel as though I had been working with him for years. Loaded with jokes and short words. He will be in my prayers.
David Burns, Harvey Cedars N.J.

My condolences to the Murray Family, for all of us who had the pleasure to know & work with Paul, he will always be in our thoughts & prayers.

You could always count on Paul as the driver of Eng. 5 to get you water, A true asset to the TFD and a gentleman in life. God blessed us by knowing him.

Our deepest sympathy to the Murray Family. Aunt Brenda & Bill, Helena Mt.

First, I would like to thank everyone who has left kind messages and spoke of my grandpa's great humor and valiant nature. he was a loving man and, in addition to being my grandfather and caregiver in every sense, he was and is my hero and i love him with all my heart. the world is forever changed by the loss of his warm nature and dry humor. he will always be missed. always.

Condolences to the Murray Family, seems like yesterday when I was assigned to Engine 5 back in 1966 and worked with Paul. There wasn't a dull moment working and knowing him. I always said "Paul you should be a stand up comic! He is greatly missed....

My deepest sympathy in the loss of Paul. He was a great guy and an asset to the TFD. Paul was always willing and able to help anyone and came to my aid many a time. May he rest in peace in Post Everlasting. May the Good Lord give you strength and courage to carry on in the days ahead without Paul. God Bless You All.
Chaplain, Signal 22 Association

Paul was a very nice man and a good firefighter. I had the privilege to work with him many times on overtime. may he rest in peace. john armitage