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Stuart Grant Murray
A Life Well Lived
A Column by John Murray
August 1, 2005

Sarah B. Murray and her 16-year-old granddaughter, Chelsea Murray
In the early morning of June 17th, 2005, the Waterbury Observer lost its staunchest supporter, a woman who invested $10,000 to help launch the Observer 12 years ago, a woman who floated needed capital into the business when we veered towards the rocks, a woman who championed the paper across all corners of America, and beyond.
The Observer lost its biggest booster that fateful day in June, but more significantly, I lost my Mom.
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