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Susan & Nevyn posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

The service for John was very special. You are in out thoughts and prayers

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Pat & Jack Miller posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

We were so sorry to hear of John's sudden death. He was a fine man and we know how much you and your family will miss him.

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john&MaryJo Epps posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

You are in our thoughts and prayers. John and Mary Jo

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Monnie & Mark Pitts posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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Gwendolyn posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

Betty Martha and Jack What can I say? John was my supervisor, mentor and friend for so many years while working in NEPA. I have relocated to Rock Hill, SC and was unpacking and came across some memories of John during his "semi-retirement" from WSRC. I will miss him dearly, but will always cherish his memories. I learned so much from John. His laughter was like no other. :>803 327-9136

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Barry and Deb Shedrow posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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June & Tom Gorrell posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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Don Gordon posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

Sorry to hear about John. He worked with me for many years here at SRS toward the end of his career. I valued his opinion and strong work ethic. He always put in a full day's work. He was an excellent employee and I was sorry to see him retire. We traveled together making a few trips to other DOE sites to teach the NEPA course. He was always cheerful and very pleasant to be around. I really enjoyed the maple syrup he would bring back from the trips to Maine to visit family. I always enjoyed his stories about the early days and particularly the one where he and several co-workers were playing baseball at noon at TNX and wound up breaking a window glass. Bill Reinig was not amused and asked that they not play ball anymore. He always talked about his grandson and how much they enjoyed doing things togeter. Anyway, I am glad to have known him because of his character, pleasant personality, and the things he taught us all. May the Lord be with you at this time and bless you with peace. Don Gordon

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Ann Conaway posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

Martha, I was quite sorry to hear of your loss. I just lost Mom in April. It is a devastation no one can imagine. I remember your father coaching us with great fondness. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Ann

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Gail Marine posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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Dan and Anita Ratchford posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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John & Gail Parker posted a condolence

Friday, April 26, 2013

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Ann Conaway posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

Martha, I was quite sorry to hear of your loss. I just lost Mom in April. It is a devastation no one can imagine. I remember your father coaching us with great fondness. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Ann

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Coach Mike Brandt posted a condolence

Thursday, December 1, 2005

Miss Betty, We will miss one of our "Superfans" as well as one of our "Supermans!" Mr. Murdock was great for our program and university and we appreciated his presence beside you at all the games. The service was very nice and I am sure he was smiling down on us. God Bless you and the family in this tough time. Our team and my families thoughts and prayers are with you all. USCA Lady Pacer Basketball Team Mike, Gina, Jaiden, and Amaura Brandt

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Jim Farmer posted a condolence

Thursday, December 1, 2005

Betty and family, You have my deepest sympathy in your grief. John and I had many good chats as he stopped to visit when I was in the yard as he walked by, and I also enjoyed having him sit in on my history classes at USCA. I will miss those times and his friendly face. God bless you. Jim Farmer

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Ernest Law posted a condolence

Thursday, December 1, 2005

Mrs. Murdock, Jack and Martha - I am so saddened by your loss. Mr. Murdock was a great, great fellow. Like Calvin Johnson, I was one of his baseball players...and I learned to be competitive but the example of his kindheartedness, his gentleness is what I remember. I will be praying for you. Ernest Law

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Gwendolyn posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Betty Martha and Jack What can I say? John was my supervisor, mentor and friend for so many years while working in NEPA. I have relocated to Rock Hill, SC and was unpacking and came across some memories of John during his "semi-retirement" from WSRC. I will miss him dearly, but will always cherish his memories. I learned so much from John. His laughter was like no other. :>803 327-9136

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Calvin D. Johnson posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

John Murdock was my Little League baseball coach in Aiken over 40 years ago. My father and John were DuPonters together for many years. Coach Murdock even knew me longer than he knew his own son since I was slightly older than Jack. In fact, when I was young baby, my mother and Betty used to walk me and their son Jack together in baby carriages. And as young lads we were on the same baseball team together playing for his father. Some memories never leave us. Our team, RX Drugs only went 3-19 that year, losing our last 16 games in a rown, but Coach Murdock never got down on us. He was a true gentleman and the very essence of a Coach. Thank you for sharing your life with the youth of Aiken, John Murdock. God rest your soul Coach! Calvin D. Johnson Stone Mountain, GA

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Don Gordon posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Sorry to hear about John. He worked with me for many years here at SRS toward the end of his career. I valued his opinion and strong work ethic. He always put in a full day's work. He was an excellent employee and I was sorry to see him retire. We traveled together making a few trips to other DOE sites to teach the NEPA course. He was always cheerful and very pleasant to be around. I really enjoyed the maple syrup he would bring back from the trips to Maine to visit family. I always enjoyed his stories about the early days and particularly the one where he and several co-workers were playing baseball at noon at TNX and wound up breaking a window glass. Bill Reinig was not amused and asked that they not play ball anymore. He always talked about his grandson and how much they enjoyed doing things togeter. Anyway, I am glad to have known him because of his character, pleasant personality, and the things he taught us all. May the Lord be with you at this time and bless you with peace. Don Gordon

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