Margaret Jane McMurray

James, Carolyn and Jennifer our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. Aunt Marg will be missed by everyone that she touched over her years of teaching and by you her cherished children. Remember all the good times you have had as she is still with you and looking out for you now from above. Prayers and strength is being sent to you from our side of the family. Geoffrey and Riley McMurray

Mrs. McMurray was my gym teacher and gymnastics coach during high school years. Dynamic, positive, kind are the words I would use to describe her during those 5 impressionable years. Because of her I gained self confidence and the "how to" to focus and set goals. Thank you Mrs. McMurray for the gifts you shared. Hugs

My sincerest condolences to you, James, and your entire family during this time. May all of the memories you have of your mother live through your hearts.

I had the privilege of caring for Margaret. She was a joy and a delight. She brought love and laughter wherever she went. Her wit and humour never left. She will truly be missed.

There are a few people in this world who are just plain special...and Marg was certainly one of them. She radiated happiness and a love of life from the moment she entered a room and somehow always made you feel like you were just the person she wanted to see. I have so many fond memories of her on the tennis court, whamming balls with competitive joy, and I am a better person for having known her. She left us way too soon, but will forever be in our hearts...

I was honoured to have met Marg and have her become part of my life. She touched my life like no one has in a life time. Marg will never be forgotten, she will live on forever in our hearts.

Marg was always such a positive person and so much fun to be around. A true professional and an inspiration to so many students. A pleasure to have know and worked with Marg. Our deepest condolences.

I am sadden and blessed to have spent time with Marg before her passing...Her daughter Carolyn has been my best friend for over thirty years....May Marg rest in peace now ....My deepest condolences.

My deepest condolences for your loss. I remember Marg from the tennis courts, a great competitor but also a lot of fun. I had the pleasure of playing golf with her also a few times and remember the day she took off her shoes ,as she was having a bad day ,so she decided just to walk the rest of the way and enjoy the feel of the grass between her toes.....so Marg.

Carolyn, Jennifer, and James: Just a quick note to say that, at the celebration of Marg's life, it was really evident that she touched the hearts and lives of so many people. Please know that this didn't stop when she came to long term care. I'm sure I speak for my afternoon shift coworkers when I say that it was an honour and a privilege to not only help care for your Mom but, to know her and get a small glimpse of the wonderful person she was. It was a real blessing to see the legacy she has passed down to the family. A legacy of caring, being care free, and seeing the humour in situations. (to name a few). We'll carry with us not only great memories of Marg but, of the love that you all have for her. P.S.: Whenever I hear "It's Not Unusual" by Tom Jones I'll remember all of you. (from the end of the memorial)