Dear Helen, we want to extend to you our deep sympathy over the death of your beloved husband, Murph. We always remember how good he was to us at the time we had to move from our rental accommodation in 1963 in Don Mills and find another place to live for 9 months while our house was being completed in Willowdale. Murph came to our rescue and found us a townhouse to rent on short notice on Three Valleys Drive. He also had the place totally painted and floors refinished. In other words he went out of his way to help us! We had three small children at that time under the age of four, so he helped at a time when we were very occupied with child rearing! John always enjoyed his association with Murph when on North York Council, and I remember how we pleased we were to be invited to your daughter's wedding. He was a gentleman and a gentle man as well, and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Lots of love, John and Lorraine Williams

My thoughts and prayers are with the Hull Familty during this time of sorrow.

I was a director of York-Finch General Hospital from 1981 to 1991, including acting as treasurer and chairman of the finance committee from 1986 to 1989 and vice chairman in 1990. It was always enjoyable to see Murphy at a meeting, as his intelligence, insight, commitment and sense of humor made it more interesting and enjoyable. I learned a lot from Murphy and grew as a result of it. I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing and want to express my condolences to his entire family. He left behind a strong legacy for all to follow.

Dear Helen and family was very sorry to hear about Murphy's passing. I was in the States at the time and only learned of his death on my return to town on Monday night. I will remember Murphy as an extremely intelligent man, with an uncanny business acumen and attention to detail. Most importantly though, I will remember him as a fair man. In our recent dealings, the love and devotion that he and Helen shared was quite obvious and impressive. May the family be comforted. Best wishes, Steven Weiss (DelZotto, Zorzi)

Dear Helen, Cindy, Barbara and family, It seems like just yesterday we were together at Murphy's bedside in TGH hoping that his treatment would take care of the problem. During my time working with Murphy at Copernicus Lodge, he was always very hardworking and passionate about improving the lives of Polish seniors whom he knew had suffered so much during their difficult lives. God has now taken Murphy back into His embrace forever. May God's joy that you received in having Murphy as a husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather for so many years outshine your sorrow at his loss, until we are all together again with God. With love, Barbara Nytko

To the Hull Family, our thoughts are with you during this most difficult time, Murphy will be missed by all of us. The Simrod and Mendell families.

Condolences from my heart goes out to Auntie Helen, Barb, Cindy and families. Spending time with “Uncle Murphy” never failed to make an impression on me. He was an explorer, a creator, a builder and the man most likely to get the job done and done well – even if the task at hand seemed impossible or at least highly improbable to others. Tenacity was his true middle name. From the high seas of Honey Harbour, to the powdered ski slopes of North America, it was easy to spot his zest for life – if you could catch up to him. He had energy to spare and most days, a few more moguls on his list to conquer, or shoals to maneuver around before calling it a day. Stuffed in a puffy orange life jacket, Uncle Murph introduced me to the spectacular beauty of Georgian Bay and the fearsome, unpredictable nature of the “open water” as he commandeered us in his boat, to and from the cottage. Later, he would stand on the beach rake in hand, while we swam dog-paddle style – ready to challenge the local water snake to a dual if it dared to get too close. Thankfully, most snakes had more sense. For the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to admire his work up close, after Mom moved into residence at Copernicus Lodge. The wonderful care and support she’s received is equal to the beauty of the surroundings she receives it in – and I thank him deeply for that. Uncle Murhpy, it’s never easy to say good-bye – but I do believe there’s plenty of snow where you are now, a project that needs building and an island or two to dock at, along the way. I trust your passion in life will be carried forward through family and friends – and your achievements well utilized by the communities you created. The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. – Edward Kennedy

I offer my deepest condolences for his family. Mr. Hull was a great man, smart and tough, genuine, thoughtful and generous. He will be missed by his friends at Tridel.

I have fond memories of Mr. Hull taking me to the Laurentians with Cindy and the rest of the family when I was a teenager. That is where I learned to ski. We had to be first up and on the slopes (no matter how late we were up!). My memories of him were that he was always very fit- skiing in the winter and playing tennis in the summer (although I imagine he must have done alot of work in between). My sincerest condolences to Helen, Cindy, Barb and the rest of the family. "Dianny Pianny"

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Marian Francis Hull

Décédé(e) le 27 JUIN 2008

Kane-Jerrett Funeral Homes

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