Condolence: Dear Casey, nearly fell off my chair when I came across Maury's passing on facebook. His picture looks very much the same as when I last saw you, in '77 or so. You both were so kind to me, and I learned much and have warm memories of you both. With much love and bittersweet memories, I wish your pains eased in this time of sadness. Bonnie

Condolence: Dear Casey,
I am so very sorry about the loss of your beloved Maury. He was a special man who brought joy to many. And your friendship with my Mom and Dad was one they have treasured deeply.
Pam, I am so sorry for you and your siblings. May you receive the strength you will need in the coming days.
with love

Christine Reeves Van Ullen and family

Condolence: Casey,

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Although I have not seen you in several years, the memories of your hospitality and your wonderful home and gardens on Kiwassa have remained with me over the years.

May Maury rest in peace.

Jackie

Condolence: Casey - my thoughts are with you during this very difficult time of loss for you and your wonderful family. I'm so sorry that I'm out of the area and cannot be there in person to convey my condolences. Maury was a great guy and will be deeply missed by all who knew him. May your many years of memories and the love of your lovely family sustain you. Thinking of you. Much love, Cheryl

Condolence: Casey, So sorry to hear of Maury's death. At Christmas, everytime I see a car driving around with a tree tied on top, I think of Maury and you. My thopughts are with you and your family.
Bonnie Carris Gig Harbor, WA

Condolence: Dear Casey and Family,

Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of your husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Maury was all of these things, a warm hearted man, a loving husband. An avid outdoorsman, he never lost his zest for life, his endearing smile, and his dominant presence. I shall remember him with great affection.

Love, Dan

Condolence: Dear Casey & Family,

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. I just read about Maurey in the paper this afternoon. He was a great man and a fun guy to know. I'm sorry I can't be there to pay him the respect he deserves. I wish you peace and love during this difficult time. At least he isn't suffering any more, but he will be missed by many. Sincerely, Kathy

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Otis & Family: I am writing on behalf of my father, Lawrence Nelson, who knew Maury via DEC where they both worked. My dad was in Warrensburg from about 1971 to 1974. We are very sorry to hear of your loss. My dad frequently reminisces about Maury and working together in Warrensburg. Sincerely, Patti Nelson

Condolence: Dear Casey,

I was saddened to learn of Maury's passing. Somehow I really thought that he would pull through again. I am real glad that I had the opportunity to speak to you and him before Christmas. I know that he really wanted to go the Rotary program, and I understood why he wasn't able to go. I will always remember the good times we had together on our Rotary trips and get-to-gethers. My prayers are with you and the rest of the family--especially Judy and her girls, as they were the only ones that I really knew. Maury was the greatest.


Pete Donnelly

Condolence: Maury was great to work with and had a good sense of humor. I was his Secretary when he was head of Natural Resources and I left his office in 1982. One sure could tell when he was stressed out with work. I think of him and always recall the turtle knickknack he gave me and said I'd come out of my shell like this turtle. I know he is in heaven above watching over his loved ones.