
Edward M. Murcko, age 73, of Vernon Rd. W. Salem Twp., Greenville, passed away Sunday July 10, 2022 in his residence after a short battle with cancer.
He was born in Sharon, PA on April 1, 1949 to John M. and Helen M. (Matas) Murcko. Ed was a 1968 graduate of Reynolds High School. He was the owner/operator of Murcko's Wallpapering since 1987. He was previously employed at Dart Chevrolet and Rowe's Auto Parts. He was a member of St. Michael Roman Catholic Church, Greenville, Knights of Columbus Fitzmartin Council #1446 and Reynolds VFW Post #7599. Ed was an avid bowler, golfer and euchre card player. He had recorded two 300 games bowling and two hole-in-ones golfing. Most importantly, Ed 's family was his world and he was always available to help with any project that needed completed.
On October 5, 1968 he married the former Darlene M. Frampton, she survives. Also surviving is his daughter, Angela M. Pacifico and her husband Jerry of Sharpsville, a son, Dion Murcko and his wife Jodi of Greenville, two sisters, Helen D'Amico and her husband Bob of New Middleton, OH and Mary John of Bellflower, CA, five brothers, John Murcko and his wife Marianne of Farrell, PA, Michael Murcko and his wife Nancy of Greenville, Albert Murcko and his wife Debbie of Pittsburgh, George Murcko of Transfer and Frank Murcko and his wife Mary of Cranberry Twp. and five grandchildren, Natasha Shodd and her husband Jacob, Niko Pacifico, Halle Murcko, Ava Murcko and Sophia Murcko. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother-in-law, Peter John.
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00am on Saturday, July 16, 2022 in St. Michael Roman Catholic Church, with Fr. Brandon Kleckner, Pastor as celebrant. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Michael Roman Catholic Church or St. Michael School, 85 N. High St. Greenville, PA 16125. Arrangements have been entrusted to Loutzenhiser-Jordan Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc. 366-368 S. Main St., Greenville.

You have our condolences and prayers. Ed always had a smile on his face. May the Lord comfort you at this time.
Please know that the entire Murcko family is in my thoughts and prayers. Wishing you the Lord’s peace and strength.
I am so sorry for your loss. The Murcko family was like a second family to my brother Mike. Ed was a good man and will be missed.
Dear Murko family please accept our deepest sympathy on Eddies passing.
Dearest Mary and all the Murcko family; please accept my husband Andy and my sincerest and heartfelt sympathies. The Murcko family was a part of us, and our daughter Melanie practically lived with Cindy, and her family. Melanie loved going to “the farm” for they always had so much fun there. Love and prayers, Angela Frank.♥️
My most heartfelt sympathy to all of his family and friends. It is not one’s length of life, but the depth of their life that leaves a light so bright, and so great to the world that even after they have left, the light remains. See you on the other side Eddie ❤️
Dearest Darlene and All of the Murcko Family: I am so very sorry to hear of Ed’s passing and send many prayers for all of you! Praying also you may find peace for you and your family through our Lord, Jesus Christ!
Dear Darlene & the Complete Family,
Joe & I was saddened to get this news about Ed passing away. We had heard that he was diagnosed with cancer but this definitely was very fast. My heart is saddened for you Darlene because we knew how close you & Ed was. Ed was definitely a wonderful guy! We always had a great conversation with Ed, every time we seen him with that big smile. The heavens sure has gained a beautiful angel today with Ed.
Our thought & prayers are with you & your family Darlene at this time of sadness. May the beautiful memories that you shared with Ed be etched into your hearts forever.
Until we meet again……Rest in Peace Ed.
Deepest Sympathies,
Joseph L. & Anna Marie Fry
We are so sorry for loss. Your entire family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Thoughts and prayers to family and friends. Ed was such a great guy and a friend and will definitely be missed.
We are so sorry for your loss. Murcko family you are in our thoughts and prayers. Ed was such a wonderful man. He will be missed by many.
I am very sorry to hear of Ed’s passing, we were very close friends through high school and he is greatly missed. My sincerest condolences for Dee and their children. Love, Al!
Dear Darlene, Angela, Dion and cousins,
I am so very sorry to hear of Eddie’s passing. I hold dear many wonderful childhood memories of Eddie and all of you from the farm, weddings, reunions and funerals. My deepest condolences to you. I will be with you in prayer and spirit from Arizona.
Fondly,
Anita
So very sorry to hear of cousin Ed passing. Remembering him during our catechism days at St Anns. What a great guy.So sorry for you all and your loss.
I worked with Ed at Dart Chevrolet as a Service Adviser, he was a great friend for years I am now 90 years old and live at the Colony at St. Paul’s Homes with my 94 year old husband.
sorry for your loss.
Prayers and condolences to the entire family. Uncle Ed will be missed by so many.
The entire Wednesday Night Reynolds 7599 VFW League send our thoughts and prayers to the family at this difficult time
Deepest sympathy
We were so sorry to hear about your brother, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
So sorry to hear of Ed’s passing. He always had a smile and some form of adjitation to make his friends laugh. Sending prayers and comfort to the family for he will surely be missed. Im sure you have heaven laughing already. Till we laugh again.RIP.
A very sad loss of such a dynamic person. My deepest sympathy.
We are sadden to learn of the passing of Ed, I worked with Ed on several projects. Ed was a joy to have on the job. We will miss him at the Majestic! Rest in Pease Ed.
Thinking of Ed and sending prayers to the Murcko family.
Always a good friend, lots of memories for this old man R. I. P. MY FRIEND
My deepest condolences to the Murcko family.
Ed was my classmate at Reynolds High School Class of 1968.
Remembering Ed as always having a smile and a kind word to say.
With kind remembrance.
My deepest sympathy to all members of the Murcko family. He possessed an excellent work ethic and always focused on creating quality results. His family was his top priority and was quite evident when you spoke with him. He is going to be greatly missed.
Oh Eddie, where to begin? You were an amazing brother who had the wonderful gift of gab. You were always happy-go-lucky with a devilish smirk on your face. You could memorize an audience with the way you would tell your stories and you remembered so many details from years gone by. Everything you did had to be to perfection! People gravitated toward you and wanted to be your friend and you were a good friend in return.
You have been through so much – like the time you accidentally fell and Cedo ran over you with the manure spreader and broke your collar bone! Then the day dad brought me home from the hospital after I broke my wrist, happy to see me, you ran toward me and tripped on the sidewalk and went head first into the edge of the porch – back to the hospital he went to get stitches in your four head! There was the day a deer landed on your car and totaled it. Then a tragic accident happened on your way home from celebrating your birthday – having that memory every birthday was tragic! Also the time you and Dee were on a motorcycle and were hit broadside by a drunk driver – you went ballistic! Dee had many broken bones and had to be put back together with metal pins.
One event after another, you survived them all! If that wasn’t enough, you were given one more mountain to climb the day you went to the ER with severe abdominal pains and given the devastating news that you had terminal cancer. How much more can one person endure? Most everyone else would’ve said “why me God”, not you. Even this didn’t slow you down. You had things to do and projects to finish and through it all, reminding us to “stay strong!” No matter what God sent you, you took it all in stride you were positive and strong to the very end. You knew you were going to Paradise with Mom, Dad and Pete waiting to greet you with open arms and say “Welcome Home!”
You are loved and will be terribly missed my little brother! See you on the other side!
Love,
Mary