IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Philip Brock

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Murray

Mar 4, 1978 — Apr 24, 2023

Gainesville

Obituary

.Phillip Brock Murray was born on March 4, 1978 in Sherman to Phillip and Karen Murray. Brock went to be with the Lord on April 24th.  Brock attended school in Woodbine, Sherman, and Callisburg. He grew up with a strong sense of patriotism and duty to serve his country. AfterGraduating from S&S high school, he joined the Army and began his journey as an Abrams System Maintainer and Infantryman.

Through his time in service, Brock demonstrated unwavering courage and dedication in the face of danger. He served two tours in Iraq where he faced many challenges but remained steadfast in his commitment to his fellow soldiers and country.

During his service, Brock was wounded in action and received the Purple Heart, an honor awarded to those who are injured or killed while serving in the military. This was a testament to his bravery and sacrifice. Off the battlefield, Brock was known for his infectious laugh and his love for golf and playing pool. He was a beloved friend, brother, son and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

Brock is survived by his mother Karen Gunter Vannoy of Woodbine; his Father and step-mother Phillip and Nancy Murray of Lindsay; sister and brother-in-law Brooksann Murray Harris and Chris Rains of Sadler; brother Derick Murray and fiancé Shirley Hess of Denton; stepsister and husband Cassie Gunter Cox and David Cox of Lindsay;  Uncle and Aunt Mark and Shirley Gunter of Grant, Alabama; Aunt Linda Marion of Gainesville; Uncle and Aunt Ronnie and Nancy Murray of Gainesville; Aunt Debbie Gunter of Gainesville.  He held a special place in his heart for his nieces Adaline Jewell Rains, Kaitlynn Rains, nephew Bryce Rains, and his beloved dog Tuffy.

Brock was preceded in death by his grandfather and grandmother Boyd J. Gunter and Norma Gunter, his big momma Jewell Murray, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.

A memorial service will be held at Woodbine Baptist Church on Saturday June 17th at 2pm. Interment will be for family in the DFW National Cemetery with full Military Honors at a later date.

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