March 25, 2025 – May 28, 2025
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kingston Amari Murley on May 28, 2025. Kingston was born March 25, 2025, at the TBRHSC where he stole the hearts of all the nurses on the maternity ward. Kingston brought the nurses so much joy and happiness every time they seen his precious face. Kingston’s life may have been short, but he left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.
Kingston leaves behind his mother Ashley Murley, brothers Brayden Murley (Jenna Grizzles), and Kolby Ehn, aunt Carly Murley, uncle Brad Murley (Sommer Landry), uncle Y and cousin Brielle Nyman. Kingston is going to be missed by Kiana, Joann, Krystal, Chris, Lisa, Michelle and many other close special friends who were touched by Kingston.
Kingston is predeceased by his grandparents Kim Berly and Wilf Murley who will be waiting for his arrival in heaven. It brings comfort knowing that Kingston will be in the arms of his grandparents who would have loved and cherished him here on this earth. Every time we look into the sky and see a shining star; we will think of our precious King and the memories he’s making with his grandparents up there.
Kingston brought smiles and joy to his godfather Chris Smith. Kingston was your lucky charm for the playoffs and will continue to be for all the hockey seasons to come from heaven above. GO LEAFS GO, love Kingston.
A message from Mom
King, I will forever cherish the moments we spent together, from our cuddles on the lounger to our walks around the house. I will miss you sleeping in my arms, it’s where you liked to sleep the best. I wish I would’ve got to see you grow up with your two brothers. I wish I could’ve watched those curls in your hair curl more as you grew or the dimples in your cheeks starting to pop as you smiled. I will miss the sound of your sweet laugh as it was so contagious, your warm and bright smile when I’d look at you. I will miss our morning conversations, your bedtime stories with your big bright eyes looking at me as I said goodnight, I love you. I will miss listening to your uncle Y speaking to you in Jamaican and the sweetest looks you gave him while he did it. You will be deeply missed every day of my life. I love you, my handsome King.
I will forever miss walking around the house comforting you, taking you outside to get the sun on your skin, having you cuddle right into my arms. I wish I could've watched you grow. I will cherish our nose kisses when you first woke up and giving you the morning stretches. I’ll miss that I didn’t get to teach you Jamaican culture and cooking. I love you, Papa. – Uncle Y
I’ll miss squeezing your chubby little cheeks and watching my shows with you my little buddy. I’ll miss you forever and never stop – brother Brayden
I wish I could’ve got to watch you grow up with me. I love you Kingypoo – brother Kolby
I will forever miss your little snuggles, laughs, and sounds you made. I wish I could have got a chance to babysit you and watch you grow up, to watch you take your first steps and say your first word. I will miss you forever my boy, I love you baby K - Brielle Nyman
Kingston, even with how short your life was, you made such an impact on mine, and everybody you have met, and or known. I will forever miss the fact that I’ll never be able to see all of your funny faces, cheer you up, or feel as happy as I felt whenever I got to spend time with you. I have never been so involved in a young child’s life and I took such pride that I would be able to take part in yours and love such an amazing little boy like you. Just one more cuddle with you and your big brother, Brayden, would mean nothing more to me. Kingston, we love you so much and we wish you had more time with us, but now that you can’t be, we will honor your name forever. I love you and miss you so so much Kingston. – Jenna Grizzles
Until we meet again my precious son, I’ll hold you in my heart and my memories forever. Rest in peace my sweet angel. Online condolences may be expressed at www.sargentandson.com.
