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Christena Creighton-Murphy 19302020

Christena Creighton-Murphy
1930-2020
Christena Mary Creighton-Murphy passed peacefully on June 15,
2020, with her daughter by her side. Born in Wickham, NB, on April
21st, 1930, she was a daughter of the late
Bruce and Vera (London) Morrell.
Chris was raised in Lower Kars and went to the local school
until Grade 9, when she transferred to Hampton High School. She
graduated in 1946 and went on to Teachers College in Fredericton, the
second youngest in her class. After graduating, she taught at Oak
Point and Morrisdale, which were one-room schools for grades one
through eight. Later, she met and married Elmer Creighton of Dutch
Valley, NB, and they operated a Dairy Farm there. She taught at
Waterford and Sus Corner where she taught grades five and six.
After a severe heart attack she had to rest for a year, after which
she started teaching in the Business Department of Sus High School.
There she taught History, English, and Spelling for grades ten, eleven
and twelve, for nine years. She then transferred to the Junior High
and taught grade seven, where she remained for the next twenty
years.
During 1973 and 1974 Chris was granted a sabbatical leave and
went to Fredericton to study at UNB, graduating with a B.T. degree in
May 1974. After 35 years of teaching she retired in June 1986, but
supply taught in the Junior and Senior High Schools until 1992. She
loved teaching and all of her students.
In 1995, Christena married Hudson Murphy.
Over the years she belonged to many organizations, including:
LOBA, IODE, Retired Teachers Association of Kings County, secretary of
the local NBTA, Children’s Wish Foundation, member of the
Grievance Committee, sponsor of the Beta Sigma Phi-Omega Chapter. She
was the President of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, for which she was
honoured. She was also a member of the Waterford W.I., St.
Mark’s ACW, 50Plus, Red Hat Society, and St.
Mark’s Tuesday Night Bible Study.
Chris loved to travel and has been across Canada, parts of
the U.S., toured Europe, Russia, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Tahiti,
and cruised the Caribbean.
Every person who knew Chris cherished her sense of fun. She
always had a smile for everyone.
Christena is survived by her only daughter, Linda Waterston;
Step–children: Bill (Connie) Murphy, Jean (Jim) Cunningham,
Bob Murphy, and Carol (Marc) Thorne. She is also survived by nieces:
Susan Connolly, Betty Hawkes, and Jane Lees; nephews: Wayne Mercer,
Alan Creighton, Edgar Creighton, Alvin Cunningham, and John
Cunningham; and by her brother-in-law Murray Cunningham. In
addition to her parents, Chris was predeceased by both husbands: Elmer
Creighton and Hudson Murphy; along with her sisters: Katie Murphy and
Vera Cunningham; her brother, Hilford Morrell; and her son-in-law,
James Waterston.
The family would very much like to thank the staff at
Shannex, Embassy Hall, for the excellent care and friendship to
Mum.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Sherwood’s
Funeral Home and Life Tribute Centre (506-839-2156), 18 Scovil Road,
Norton, NB, and due to COVID-19 restrictions, private services will be
held. Donations in memory of Christena may be made to the charity of
the donor’s choice. Personal condolences to the family and
donations may be made through: www.sherwoodsfuneralhome.com
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