In memory of
Donald Ross Murray
November 10, 1932 - May 10, 2022
Donald ROSS MURRAY
Nov.10/32 – May 10/22
It is truly sad that Ross died, peacefully in hospital after a brief illness but a long six months at home totally bedridden due to a fall in October. He is survived by his devoted loving wife Willa and predeceased by wife Laura mother of daughter Kelly and son Tony {Carol). He is survived by his sisters Shirley and Lois but predeceased by brother Bruce.
Ross created many beautiful items for family and friends over the years in his garage/workshop where he was happiest. He was ever devoted to man’s best friend and will no doubt now have a kennel full nearby. Ross knew the words to every song written in the ‘40s and ‘50s and sang them well.
Recently Ross spoke of looking forward to meeting his mother for the first time; she died when he was just a baby. At 90 it’s comforting that he was able to be so positive in our sadness.
As he wished, cremation has been arranged and there will be no funeral.
Hoisting a glass or two in his memory with Tony Bennett in the background, however, would be most appropriate.
Nov.10/32 – May 10/22
It is truly sad that Ross died, peacefully in hospital after a brief illness but a long six months at home totally bedridden due to a fall in October. He is survived by his devoted loving wife Willa and predeceased by wife Laura mother of daughter Kelly and son Tony {Carol). He is survived by his sisters Shirley and Lois but predeceased by brother Bruce.
Ross created many beautiful items for family and friends over the years in his garage/workshop where he was happiest. He was ever devoted to man’s best friend and will no doubt now have a kennel full nearby. Ross knew the words to every song written in the ‘40s and ‘50s and sang them well.
Recently Ross spoke of looking forward to meeting his mother for the first time; she died when he was just a baby. At 90 it’s comforting that he was able to be so positive in our sadness.
As he wished, cremation has been arranged and there will be no funeral.
Hoisting a glass or two in his memory with Tony Bennett in the background, however, would be most appropriate.