Birth date: May 30, 1954 Death date: Aug 16, 2006
Nicholas M. Myrman, 52, died un-expectantly August 2006 in San Bernardino. He is survived by his wife Donna, daughter, Kathryn, father, Marcus, brother Alex and sister Josie. He was preceded in death by his mother Jane Myr Read Obituary
Dear Donna: I apologize for this message being very late in posting. I only heard of Nicks passing a little while ago. Nick and I worked together at Mercury, he being my Applications engineer,and I in Sales. He was such a great inspiration for me, always there to help, we spent traveled, to clients, and he truly loved his family, work, and life. He will be greatly missed. So sorry for your loss.
Sincerely,
Tricia Nuskin-Hoffman##imported-begin##Tricia Nuskin##imported-end##
Dear Myrman Family,
I am very saddened by your loss. I met Nick 14 years ago when I first joined Mercury. While we did not see each other often, Nick always came by to say hi when visiting Chelmsford. He was a wonderful person with a big heart. He touched many lives here at Mercury and will be sorely missed. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Leigh McLeod##imported-end##
To the Myrman Family,
I am so sorry for your loss.
Nick and I were on the Cross Country team, newspaper staff and yearbook together at Walnut High. He was also one of the "Creepers" a group of 7 guys who hung around together having goofy fun. I remember when he used to haul around his "light show" gear in his Dad's Bug. A lot of fun memories. He will be missed
Take care,
Jeff Nelson
WHS Class of '72##imported-begin##Jeff Nelson##imported-end##
Dear Myrman Family, I am so sadden to hear of the passing of Nick. I first met him when I was in the 3rd grade and we moved in next door to each other. We used to spend hours together. Long days of playing Monopoly, Aggravation and Parcheesi. Building huge dirt dams to block water in the gutter, when that got old we took the hoses up on the bank and slowly eroded the dirt there. We used to see who could stay on the hot, soft asphalt the longest, barefoot and then watch our footprints disappear. The two of us used to hike all over the hills around Collegewood where we lived. Sometimes we would let my brother Mike and Joey Peterson tag along. We built many tree houses and spent days and days hauling up lumber to build a Swiss Family Robinson tree house up one of the canyons. We lost so many hammers, saws and other tools those summers. Our dreams were large for that tree house, but our skill never matched our vision.
We once built a huge Indian village up the hill, using the dry wild mustard plants that had grown over 5 feet in a wet year. There must have been 10 huts. It was grand.
I remember spending long hours splitting rocks to find fish and plant fossils across the street from the Blankenship's house. Searching for trap door spiders, and tarantulas, getting stung by bees when we poked a stick in their nest. Bike tricks on the handle bars of our bikes, riding wagons down Wake Forest Drive, and then tearing the wagons apart to make our own. When skate boards were invented, we rode those down. We were so brave! We would hike over to the Martin pond and catch pollywogs and guppies, sit on the bank until their mean old swan would chase us off. On the way home we would climb the walnut trees and sit there while the cows passed under us, daring each other to sit on the back of one but never doing it. When he moved to upper Collegewood I lost a very good friend and as we grew older and we grew apart.
He contacted me a couple of years ago and we traded news of what we were like as grown ups.
It was good to hear from him.
I was very lucky to have such a good friend when I was young and am deeply saddened to hear of his passing. I am a better person by having known him.
With sincerest sympathy,
Robin McMullen Landgren ##imported-begin##Robin McMullen Landgren##imported-end##
To Nick's family and loved ones: Nick was my classmate in school, and while we weren't close, he was alway there, just always there, just always being a really nice guy. Sounds like he continued to be a super nice guy and was successful and made a good life for himself. I am happy for him about that. As a "young" widow whose husband also died suddenly and unexpectedly 3 years ago, I empathize with those who loved and were close to Nick and especially to his immediate family, please know that you are supported by the universe and God. We can ask the questions a thousand times over, but sometimes we just have to have faith, and love someone enough to let them go. As my minister said to me, "he graduated". I know how much it hurts, and my prayers are with you. I found, and continue to find comfort in knowing that someone who makes their transition has comfort in knowing that they have unconditional love, that they are loved enough to let them go, and that this makes them feel safe in making their transition and moving on.
My greatest regards,
Deborah Wong, MD##imported-begin##Deborah Wong, MD##imported-end##
Dear Donna and Kathryn,
I am so sorry to hear about Nick. I am a Systems Engineer at Mercury based in Chelmsford. I met Nick shortly after starting at Mercury in 1994. He and I worked together on one of my first customer meetings. I really enjoyed working with Nick over the years. I really miss him. I can’t imagine how much you both miss him. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Greg Rocco##imported-begin##Greg Rocco##imported-end##
Dear Myrman Family,
I was fortunate to share the bus ride to the airport with Nick at the close of our sales meeting in May. We swapped fond stories of our homes, pets, and families, and most of all, how much we enjoy being with them. He mentioned building a giant HabiTrail that would span the house, but thought it might not go over too well :) One reason I look forward to our annual sales meeting is to see familiar faces again, and Nick's perpetual smile was always at the top of the list. He is truly missed by so many of us here; it was an honor to know him. Nick and you are in my thoughts and prayers. ##imported-begin##Kathy Donahue##imported-end##
Dear Myrman family:
Nick's wonderful curiosity and work ethic will be sorely missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jim Creutz##imported-begin##Jim Creutz##imported-end##
To the Myrman Family,
I would like to express my heartfelt and most sincere sympathy at the loss of Nick. I worked at Mercury Computer Systems with Nick for ten years and during this time I had the privilege of knowing a very bright, respectful, and all-around fantastic man. He lived his life with so much integrity and I know he loved his family with a passion that I marveled at time and time again. When we traveled for business meetings he just wanted to get there and get right back home - he wasn't interested in spending a second more than he had to because being home with his family is where he most wanted to be.
I am very grateful that we crossed paths in this life. I am enriched for having known him and I am extremely sad that he is no longer here, for the world will not be the same without him in it.
God bless all of you as you face this very difficult time.##imported-begin##Marilou O'Connell##imported-end##
Dear Myrman Family, I am extremely saddened by your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I have come to know Nick through working at Mercury. I have great memories working with Nick. Nick would always be smiling even in difficult times. May God bring you strength in your hour of need.##imported-begin##Jason Beauvais and Family##imported-end##
