William AKA "Bill " Murray

What a great man and a pillar of the community. If anyone didn't know Mr. Murray, they did not know Pawleys Island! You are greatly missed! May God continue t bless your family with wonderful memories from year to year.

Yet remembering a wonderful, smart, highly intelligent man. The years have passed and we still miss Mr. Murray. He worked diligently with the Pawleys Island Civic Club for the recreational facility in Parkersville. If you needed Mr. Murray, he was there for you, bringing wisdom, and questions that caused many to think.

I can't believe how much time has passed. Even though time has passed, your memory and influence remains. When this happens, then you know you have made a tremendous difference in the lives of everyone that knew you. Mr. Murray, you were such a man to many of us. May God bless your family and I hope they stay strong in the Lord.

Mr. Murray is sorely missed. He was such an intellectual gentlemen and prominent community leader. Often, I think of him and the wisdom he imparted to those willing to listen. Mr. Murray stood proud and tall, yet very approachable, willing to help. Many thanks to the Murray family for sharing him with us.

You are a light for the community. Thank you for coming home and helping those that stayed behind.

I just got the news of Bill's passing. He was a good friend, a conselor, and advisor. He told me to hold my head up. . . for a girl just out of Mississippi, he helped me to begin a journey that has served me well. His was truly a life well lived

My love and respect to the Murray family for our loss of this truly great man. I will miss my friend/Father figure. Knowing this day would come has not made it hurt any less. Rest in peace old friend.

We enjoyed knowing you all these years,so many great memories, our thoughts and prayers are with the family, Rest In Peace
Don and Kathy Wagner

You and were wife Beth were great people to know. I remembered when Bill was promoted and reported to the Air Force Appellate Review Agency in San Antonio, Texas. He drove from Pawley's Isand, South Carolina to San Antonio, Texas in a beat up Volkswagon Bug with most of his belongings. Initially, I recognized quiet demeanor and I felt he would be eaten alive by the customers we would service. Those individuals were grievance EEO complainers and appelants, however, I later discovered that...