Obituary for Murray Neil Hooper
The family of Murray Neil Hooper announces with great sorrow his passing on October 13, 2022. Murray passed peacefully after a brief illness at Groves Memorial Hospital in Fergus. Murray was born in Brampton on March 8, 1941 to Barbara McKenvin Campbell and Murray Brydon Hooper. He is survived and dearly missed by his brother and sister-in-law Kenneth and Carolyn Hooper of Drayton. His nieces Tracy Hooper and Lynne Hooper and his great-nephew Cristian Hooper.
Murray will also be missed by his dear friends at Maple Leaf Acres where he had lived since 2008. Murray was born and raised in Brampton, where he often reminisced of many friends and fond memories, told fantastic tales of the hijinks he, Ken, Peter Long (deceased) and Roy Manser got into growing up. He had many interests including most sports and specifically lacrosse, had a love of standard bred horse racing and retired after thirty years from the Ford Motor Company.
The family has decided to provide a time for a celebration of life to be held at MAPLE LEAF ACRES in the Fireside room of the recreation centre on November 19th from 2-4pm.
Murray will also be missed by his dear friends at Maple Leaf Acres where he had lived since 2008. Murray was born and raised in Brampton, where he often reminisced of many friends and fond memories, told fantastic tales of the hijinks he, Ken, Peter Long (deceased) and Roy Manser got into growing up. He had many interests including most sports and specifically lacrosse, had a love of standard bred horse racing and retired after thirty years from the Ford Motor Company.
The family has decided to provide a time for a celebration of life to be held at MAPLE LEAF ACRES in the Fireside room of the recreation centre on November 19th from 2-4pm.