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Ruby Marie Murray, a bright and cherished angel, passed away on March 19, 2025, in Nibley, UT, just short of the tender age of 18 months. She leaves behind a legacy of joy and love, forever etched in the hearts of family and friends.
Ruby was born on September 24, 2023, to her beloved parents, Carrie Marie Stacey and Mitchell Chesnut Murray, and brought immeasurable happiness to their lives. She was a sweet and curious little one, whose laughter and smile lit up every room. She loved “When September Ends" , by Green Day as her lullaby, and loved to dance to any music, especially Fall Out Boy and Panic at The Disco. When she would escape she could be found in the closet playing with mom’s shoe laces, dragging them behind her. Ruby loved her soft blankets, her unicorn rattle, her little Stanley cup toy, and cuddles from her daddy.
In Ruby's short life she had many adventures. She went to Disneyland in vitro and came out a rosy cheeked princess, started her life 10 days early, and went on a cruise to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas. She had fun playing in Bear Lake as her dad pushed her around on an inflatable raft. She loved the Christmas lights and all of the sea creatures at the Aquarium.
Ruby adored Lucas, her brother, and would follow him everywhere. As fast as he could build a tower she was there to take it down. Ruby had such a serious look on her face, but when she smiled she would light up the room, especially when daddy came to get her.
Ruby is survived by her parents, Carrie and Mitchell Murray, her brother, Lucas, and Grandparents, Micheal and Janae Stacey, Ryan and Julia Murray, Great Grandmas Vicki Murray, and Judy Howe, and many uncles, aunts, and cousins.
A private celebration of Ruby Marie Murray’s life will be held. Interment will be in the Honeyville Cemetery by her great grandmother.
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