Paul M. Murray

It has been 15 years since, my Grandpa Paul passed away. The older I get the more like him I have become and we all know that is a good thing.

Dear Murrays,

My deepest sympathies to your family on your loss. It is a unique and profound void that is created when you lose a spouse, parent or grandparent. May you all find solace in your many loving and happy memories.

My mother, Virginia (Mitchell) McNamara, had been trying unsuccessfully to reach Paul and Agnes for quite some time. She passed away suddenly in November. She always talked very fondly of Agnes and Paul.

Dear Agnes and Family,
We only knew Paul for a short time but it was clear what a fine, kind, humorous man he was. He lived a very fine life and we are so glad to have known him.

Dear Agnes and Family,
Please accept my sincere sympathy. You and Paul were very special to me when I was at Holy Trinity. I will celebrate a special Mass for Paul as soon as possible. God bless you!

Agnes
So sorry to learn of your loss of Paul. We have missed seeing both of you at Holy Trinity and want you to know you are not forgotten. Love and prayers to you and your family.

Leo and Joan Dunphy

Grampa, at rest at last. Such an example of patience, dignity, courtesy, charm. Always caring for others and being the rock of dependability...I will alwys hear his voice signing Matthew a lullaby he now sings to Liam "Toora loora loora..." His grace and song live on. He was a cherished gift in my life always.