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Murray Macpherson of Kincardine, beloved partner and best friend for 21 years of Kay Small, passed away at his home on Tuesday June 11, 2013 at age 70. He was born on August 5, 1942 in Kincardine to the late Evelyn (Collins) and John G. Macpherson. Greatly missed by children Allen (Robbin) Macpherson of Orillia, Matthew Macpherson of Barrie and Deanna (Steve) Dove of Beeton, and their mother Gwen (George) Galbraith of Barrie. Also survived by step-children: Andrew Small of Kincardine and Laurel Small of Wingham, grandchildren; Shannon, Mitchell, Andrew, Devon and Miller, sister Myrna Queen of London, brother Ken (Greta) Macpherson of Grimsby and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his brother-in-law Jack Queen. Donations to the Salvation Army or charity of your choice are greatly appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Cremation has taken place and private family arrangements have been entrusted to the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley.
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My Uncle Murray was always someone who made you feel good. His fun, care free and kind hearted personality always made me smile. He took the time to call me on my birthdays and other days when he just wanted to say hello and see how I was doing. That meant the world to me.
He was loved by many, many people.
I will miss him dearly. We all will.
My mother, Myrna and my brother Patrick and his family, also extend their deepest sympathies to Kay, Allen Scott, Matthew and Deanna.
Uncle Murray you will never be forgotten. I would like to think you are with Dad in Heaven, smiling down.
Love,
Shannon, Myrna, Patrick, Kristine and Kelsi Queen.
My condolences to Murray's family. I have known Murray for many years from my days working at Peach's By The Park and through the Canadian Pool League. While I hadn't seen Murray as much over the past few years, when we did happen to meet, it was as if no time had passed. He will be truly missed. He's among some great friends and pool players now, and I'm sure the pool game continues on. Our thoughts are with you.
Deepest sympathy to Allan,Matthew, Deanna & Kay. Our prayers & thoughts are with you at this time. Murray was a great friend & will be dearly missed. A lot of good times were shared over the years.
Just found out about Murray and rather shocked! We are only few weeks diferent in age , and started to school together. Then KDHS and later in Toronto . Many great crazy times and lots of memories .
Allen, Matthew, Deanna, Kay & families: We are thinking of you at this difficult time and know you have struggled along with Murray this last few months. Fondly remember our gathering in Beeton for the 65th birthdays. We had such a good visit. Our sympathies. With Love.
So long Murray. I'll always remember those days at B&W, Playing pool and the Hot Stove League in the back shop. The memories of you, Battler and Coop will always be with me. Sorry for your loss Kay - he will always be remembered - he was a good man.
I have had the pleasure of meeting Murry many years ago working with Allen . My first impression was his genuine love for his children and the affection he showed towards Allen. and how much they both loved each others company . Murry was so kind to me and his sense of humor was a lot like mine so we got along just fine . over the years i have talked and met Murry many times and it is always a pleasure to talk and joke with him . I feel sad for the familys loss and my thoughts go out to them all . Charlie Rowe
Remembering a lifelong friend... Murray was one of the cutest guys in town and one of the nicest, too...he just got better with age.
Susie (MacDonald) Wilson
We are sorry to hear of Murray's passing ..Murray & I, had great times together growing up in the same area ...Our Parents were great friend & I remember all the trouble us boy's got into together ..Clarke
So sorry to hear of the passing of "Mo". We had so many laughs and talks over the years, and he will be missed. He was indeed a very unique "character" who everyone loved. Wishing the very best to Kay and hope that the many memories of Mo will help her in this sad time.