Hugh "Hughie" E. Muir

Hard to put into words all you were to me! From you taking me fishing during the summers, endless hours chatting on the water, trips to Dairy Queen, watching sports, or just telling jokes. You were always funny, quick with a one liner, and always ready and able with your time and attention! You were a proud Marine, but never spoke of the war, a great friend and grandfather!

The trout in NH are much safer now!

Thinking of you with love and hugs!!memories,laughter,and LOVE, let those great memories play over and over again in your heart.you are a great mom wife and friend to all!!!!!

My sincere condolences. I pray for comfort and peace for all loved ones.

My deepest sympathy, I know what you are going through.

Our deepest sympathy to Marilyn, Steve, Jay and Jeff and to your families. Hugh was a very sweet man and I will miss talking to him at some family functions. Cherish all the wonderful memories you all have of him.

To the Family of Hugh,
My deepest sympathies go out to the entire family at this difficult time. My thoughts & prayers are with you! RIP Hugh!

Hugh, my thoughts and prayers go out to you at this very difficult time of your life. I wish I could be there for you but as you know we had to go to the Philippines for Maria"s Mom. Take care Love Brian and Maria Tognazzi

Marilyn and family, Hughie was the most wonderful man. Kind to everyone he met. We had some great times playing pool and the stories he would tell!!! Our heartfelt sympathy for your loss.

Jeff Muir is a colleague and friend. He spoke highly of his grandfather. It is clear that Hugh had a positive effect on his grandson. My prayers are with the family during this trying period.

May you rest in peace my friend
Frank & Carol Miller
Pittsfield NH.

Hughie was like the Mayor of Manchester. He knew everyone, and had many friends. Great pool player and had great sense of humor and dry humor.. Always will cherish the good times we had at the Post Office, pool league and Sweeney Post. Rest in Peace Hugh!!!

Played a lot of pool with Hughie at Sweeney post. One of the truly Good guys.As easy going as they come.R.I.P.my friend

We will miss his laugh and his wit. We loved him. He was a wonderful Godfather to me growing up. RIP Hugh. I love you.

One of the most easy going, nice person i ever met.He lived a good life. RIP

I was very fortunate to have met Hugh at Smith family gatherings. He had so many Manchester stories to share. I loved to hear him talk about the ledge in the old days. Peace to Hugh and his loving family.

One of my favorite people in the Post Office. Pitched on the softball team well into his 40's. A great guy, with better stories, plus a fellow Jarhead, God bless, and Semper Fi, Hughie. R.I.P. my friend

Dear Marilyn and Family : So many years...so many memories. Now, Hugh engages Ellen and Carl, and Aunt Gin, and so many other friends and family members who have paved the way for him.
We think of you often when visiting Manchester, on occasion. Our condolences and deepest sympathy to you, Cousin, and know that the tears of sadness today will hopefully turn to tears of happiness tomorrow as you all recall the good times...happy days...so many good times over so many years.
Don and Mary Anderson = Marco Island, Florida

One can only imagine how impressed I was as an 8 yr old when my first cousin,Hughie, a Marine, returned from WW2 and with another jarhead friend helped me build a bridge with my new erector set And I'll never forget when we were forunate enough to travel to Ireland with a Group, that at a hotel in Donegal,where Hughie spent the night playing snooker with the help while we hit the Town. Upon our late return Hughie wanted to buy us a drink, but it was very late, so he asked his new friends "when does the bar close" and was told "October". RIP Billy and Noreen McCarthy

Steve, we are so sorry to hear your sad news. It is always hard no matter the circumstances. Know we send love and prayers to you, Polly and all your family. Ruth and Jimbo Smith

Uncle Hugh took me to Sunapee for my first ski trip when an all day ticket was less than a dollar and to Wear's Mt. William Pond to catch my first trout on a boat rented from Red Brown-we all enjoyed saying that name. RIP Ed