Condolence From: Todd Murchison
Condolence: I remember Fred teaching us how to ski for the very first time. I'm all jacked up, in my snow gear, boots firmly placed in my skies, ready to go. Fred pushes me to the snow and says, "Now get back up." Seriously. That's my first lesson? Fred tells me, "Yep, your'e gonna fall down a lot out there, better learn how to get back up." As it turned out, that was the best first lesson I could've ever asked for. Now, when I reflect back, Fred's lesson parallels "life's lesson" doesn't it? We're all going to fall down from time to time, it's how we get back up that makes us who we are.
Thanks for the lesson, Fred! I'm gonna miss you!
Friday February 24, 2017
Condolence From: Cathy
Condolence: My sincere condolences to the Muchmore family, I am so sorry to have read of your loss of Fred.Please accept my sincere condolences. I would like to share something that personally found comforting. It is found at John 5:28,29 and Revelation 21:4. These verses tell us that soon God is going to bring about a resurrection of our dear loved ones as well do away with all suffering, including sickness and death. It is my hope that these thoughts will comfort will comfort your family as well.
Saturday February 18, 2017
Condolence From: Nicole Murchison
Condolence: Jeanne, my heart breaks for you and Christopher. There is no way I nor anyone can imagine what you have been and will be going through for some time. It is sad, cruel, and unfair how Fred had to suffer so much this past year. He was a fun, loving guy. He will be missed despite the fact that we didn't get to connect often enough. May he be free from mental and physical pain. May he fly happily with God and angels. No word!
Love and hugs to you and Chris. see you soon.
Friday February 17, 2017
