April 24, 1963 ~ January 23, 2012

Monday, January 23, the worst day for the loved ones of Troy.  Born April 24, 1963, to Jerry and Billie Murdock.

Troy has gone on to find the best fishing places in heaven and will have them staked out for all of us to follow.

He worked with his parents at JBM Sales and Service in Salt Lake; mastering all areas of the postal machine and mail automation industry.

Troy leaves behind two children; Daniel and Sarah, Parents, Jerry and Billie Murdock, the love of his life and best fishing buddy, Patti (Bayler), his sister and brother in law, Terri and Max Williams, cousin, Donnie (Tina), Co-work, better than a brother, Steve (Lilia). Honorary nieces and nephew; Jaime, Emilia (The Brat), Chris, Mother in Law, Joyce Christensen, Stepson Dale Bailey.  All of the above who will miss his generous spirit, with whom his kind soul will accompany forever.

A celebration of life to honor Troy will be held on Saturday, January 28, 2012, from 2 – 5 p.m. at the JBM Sales.  Please call JBM for directions or questions at 801-466-3077.  In lieu of flowers, please make a memorial donation to your most Christian charity. 

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.olpinmortuary.com

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Lacey Ford said:

Billy & Jerry, I want to extend my deepest sympathy to you at this time. I think about you often and pray for your family at this time. Lacey

February 01, 2012

John Michael Jarman said:

Dear Billie, Jerry and Terri, Troy was my best friend for almost a decade when I lived on Joyce Drive. We had a riot together. He had morals and integrity. He taught me to stand up for myself. We slept at each others house, played monopoly all night. Sometimes Terri joined and they both got along so well. I remember Troy and I got in trouble and had to weed the garden. We hiked and explored the "gully". We rode our bikes. Troy laughed, smiled, he was intoxicating. Even as a child, I was drawn to him. It was distressing when you guys moved to "The Cove" as Troy would say with great pride. But, I came up a few times and then we moved a year latter. I would run into Troy and he would treat me like no time had passed, even if it was years. He was my best friend, loved life. I value and smile at the time we had together. I am so sorry that you have lost him. My prayers are with you all. Sincerely, John Michael "Mike" Jarman

February 08, 2012