Hyatt, Murray Alan

December 02, 1936 ~ September 25, 2023

HYATT, Murray Alan – Age 86, of Oil Springs passed away on Monday, September 25, 2023 at his home. Beloved husband of the late Edna Hazel (2006). Loving father of Ann (Richard) Pearson, Alan (Celso), Susan Muzalowsky, Ian (Candice) and Shawn. Cherished grandfather of Brandi, Darcy (Tanya), Dustin (Mandi), Dain (Julie), Sarah (Eric), Andrew and Joshaua (Maxine). Great-grandfather of Allison, Erin, Jorja, Nolan, Cullen, Charlotte, Olivia, Alexa, Tristan, Avery and Megan. Survived by special daughter in law Linda, sister in laws Myrna and Elsie Hyatt and many friends, cousins and nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Alexander and Margaret Hyatt, and his siblings Stan, Marilyn (Howard) Saunders, Earl, Bruce (Mary), and Doris (Jim) Davis.

Visitation
Family and friends will be received at STEADMAN BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPELS on Thursday, September 28, 2023 from 2:00 to 4:00pm and 7:00 to 9:00pm.

Funeral Service
A funeral service will be held on Friday, September 29, 2023 at 11:00am from the funeral home. Interment to follow at Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia.

Donations
Sympathy may be expressed through donations to Canadian Cancer Society Canadian Cancer Society or Heart and Stroke Foundation www.heartandstroke.ca

 

 

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  1. Sorry to hear of Murray’s passing.
    He was a wonderful man full of interesting stories
    Pat Mills (Struck)
    Brenda O’Mara

  2. To the family of Murray Hyatt,
    Driving through Oil Springs on the highway will not be the same. Every time I go by, I think of Murray and wonder how he is doing. Now I will know that he is doing well in that better place we all aspire to go to. He will have many friends there waiting for him, including my husband Richard. May your memories help you get through this trying time, and may he rest in peace.

  3. Our sincere condolence to the Hyatt family. I worked with Murray for many years at Dow.Visited Murray over the years.

    John and Bev de Veer

  4. Ian and family
    Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your father. Cherish your memories. I have many fond memories of your father.
    Jeff and Sing-Lu

  5. thinking of you all as your mourn Murray’s passing.
    Hoping your memories bring you comfort at this time
    sincerely
    Mary and Jeff Jacobs and sons

  6. Anne, Rick and family:
    We are very sorry to hear about the passing of Murray. You are in our thoughts, through this difficult time. You have lots of cherished memories to help you through. Sending our love 💕
    The Mashinter Family.

  7. We send our sincere condolences to Murray’s family. Ray worked for several years with Murray at Dow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

  8. Our sincere condolences to Murray’s family. I worked for several years at Dow with Murray, we rode to work together, and this remarkable man will be missed. Rod and Catherine Phillips

  9. Ian, Shawn and family

    My deepest sympathies for the loss of your dad Murray. I will cherish my memories of Murray racing at Hiawatha, as well when he came to Seaforth to shoe our horses a lot of laugh. Alway had a story to tell, we will miss you Murray rest in peace my friend until we meet again.

    Karen, Betty Bennett

  10. We have been friends since High School. Many memories of Dances, dinners and visits with Murray and Edna over the years. Blessings to his family, he loved them very much.

  11. Our sincere condolences to the entire Hyatt family. Murray was a pretty unique person with a devilish chuckle! As a kid I remember his beautiful team of ponies in the Pet and Hobby parade. He loved his horses and horses in general. Pretty sure it was in his genes, lol, and he passed it along.
    If he came to trim your horses feet, plan on 1/2 a day because he also loved to “ catch up” on the latest “news”. I know dad always would seek out Murray at the track if he happened to be there to get the “hot barn tip” of the night!
    Murray will be fondly remembered and will be missed.

  12. To the Hyatt family: So sorry to hear of Murray’s passing. I knew Murray from his work as a Blacksmith and from my working at the racetrack. He was quite the character and I’m sure you have lots of great memories to cherish. Sincere Regards! Wilma Tichenoff

  13. So very sorry to hear of Murray’s passing. I count it a privilege to have worked with Murray, during my time at Dow. Murray was a no nonsense guy, who called it like it was. He loved his family and his interest in horses. Arlene got to know him throughout the years and loved his phone visits when he called to see how we were. Our thoughts are with the family at this time of sorrow.

  14. Worked with Murray at Dow Chemical in the Chlorine II plant. Many years ago. Most of us in our twenties and all proud union members. Murray would arrive and depart work in his coveralls and we would know if he had been around the horses! Haha A kind and quiet man. I wished I had visited with him down on 21.

  15. Ian and Shawn – Our thoughts are with you in the loss of your Dad. We have a lot of happy memories of him and his wry sense of humor. Keep the happy memories in heart.

  16. Murray worked with my late husband Gary many years ago at Dow. Murray was a true gentlemen and quite the character. I am so sorry for your loss.
    Janet Hardy

  17. To all the Hyatt Families so sorry to hear about Murray . He loved to chat with Ron when they were working at Dow Chemicals years ago . Thinking of you all at this difficult time . Love Always Maureen Bailey and Family

  18. Alan and I send our sympathy to all of you. Time does stand still for a man like Murray, he was always on the go. Many good memories will warm your heart aches and cherish each other. God bless you all.