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Murray Hudson Webber

Passed 05/07/2020

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Obituary For Murray Hudson Webber

Webber, Murray Hudson, 79, of Lawrencetown, HRM.

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Murray at home on May 7, 2020 after a year long battle with pancreatic cancer.

Born in Halifax he was the son of the late Murray and Margaret (Peggy Currie) Webber. Predeceased by brothers Brian (Dee), Calgary and John (Rose), Shubenacadie. Survived by bother Jim (Donna) Lochaber. Survived by wife Anne (Lewis) and children Murray, Sharon (Jason Phillips) and Richard. Also survived by 3 grandchildren Chad, Bailey and Hannah and several nieces and nephews.

Murray served 8 years in the RCAF during which time he met and married Anne. He returned to Nova Scotia and was employed by Cossor, EMI Cossor, EMI and Hermes Electronics before helping found Metocean Data Systems. Murray enjoyed the outdoors and loved fishing, hunting and just being at the camp.

His family was his joy and he was very proud of all of them. Murray will be sadly missed.

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  • 07/07/2020

    Annie I am so very sorry to hear of Uncle Murray's passing. I have a lot of good memories of Uncle Murray when you would come to Toronto. Uncle Murray could always make people laugh even in sad times. God Bless to All of You.. Love your niece Sarah Manson

  • 05/21/2020

    We are saddened to read of Murray's passing. He was such a huge part of Dad's life at "Eric's Reel Shop". They shared a passion for fishing, reel repair, and you could always find them both in the shop, working away, "shooting the sh.t", drinking their tea. They also enjoyed many day trips going to gun shows and stays at your camp as well as fishing trips. Michelle and I both enjoyed his many stories and his dry sense of humour which was a part of all his conversations. He was such a huge help to Dad in the shop when those orders of tuna reels had to be repaired. Even after the shop closed, he continued to visit Mom and Dad, And when Dad got sick, he was a frequent visitor at the hospital. Then when Dad passed, he still would visit Mom until her dementia progressed. He was a wonderful man, a true friend, and I hope he and Dad are continuing their friendship just like old times. Take care. The Baylis Girls...Frances & daughters, Donna, Michelle, & Elaine

  • 05/21/2020

    Dear Ann and family. I have only recently heard of Murray's passing and was truly saddened to learn that it was due to illness. Since Jane retired from Canada Post we have not been as informed as we were when she was on her Lawrencetown route. As a colleague and friend we shall miss his anecdotes and amusing sayings. Our thoughts are with you. Ralph and Jane Orton

  • 05/14/2020

    Dear Ann and family. We were so sorry to hear of Murray's passing.When we lived on Carmans Drive he was also there to help and lend a hand with whatever the problem was. I don't think there was a well on our Street that wasn't repaired by Murray. Please accept our sincere condolences. Ed and Judy

  • 05/14/2020

    Having grown up next door to you all, I am extremly upset to hear Murray has left all of us. I have so many amazing memories of Murray growing up next door to you. Throughout the Scouting movement, building boats, camping, neighbourhood activities, family social events, as my friend's Dad, as my Dad's friend and as a father-figure to me in addition to many others, his memory will forever live on. There were so many great experiences and memories I've had in my life that can be attributed to Murray and I do cherish each of them. I know words can never take the pain away, but in time I hope these words are able to make you smile knowing that Murray impacted many people inside and outside his circle. My heart goes out to you all - Anne, Murray, Sharon and Richard. If there is anything you ever need, I will always be here for you and your family. All our love, The Garrison Family

  • 05/14/2020

    I am sorry to hear of Murray.s passing He will be missed by a lot of people Will always remember my visits with Ann Murray and Family

  • 05/13/2020

    I am very saddened by the passing of Mr. Webber. I spent many days at your house and always felt loved by everyone especially your dad and your mom. Thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time, hugs to you all.

  • 05/13/2020

    Richard, Sharon, and young Murray, I was so saddened to hear about the loss of your Dad. Your Dad was such a kind man, quiet, with a funny sense of humor, who excelled at neighbourhood watch. He will be missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Hugs to your Mom. Thinking of you.

  • 05/13/2020

    We are so sorry to hear of Murray's illness and passing. Our family spent so much time with the Webber's with so many fond memories. Our thoughts are with all of you in your time of sorrow. The Kindervater family 🙂 Louis, Allan, Garnie and Eleanor.

  • 05/13/2020

    Sharon and family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts, heart and prayers are with you.

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