Your Dad touched many people as a writer, playwright etc. sharing his views of life and the world. May his light continue to shine forth, and may you all find peace and joy knowing that his contribution to this earth made a difference.
Judi Rosenthal

I always enjoyed his columns.  He had a wonderful way of reaching people.  Sorry for your loss; may you cherish your wonderful memories.

I remember around 1983 when Murry and I (a film critic in local radio) decided to take our turn at a Siskel-and-Ebert kind of movie review show for Channel 36.  We shot two episodes, and we were terrible.  Murry was nervous and I was pompous.  Still, I enjoyed our many conversations back then, and he always gave my theater projects honest feedback.  Nice guy and a good guy.

Your husband's columns made my day.  He would write about things that we were all thinking...but didn't say out loud! I even named my house rabbit after your cat Hershey. Murry was a light in many people's day.  May he rest in peace....and may you and your family find peace and comfort in his memories.

My sympathies to Mr. Frymer's family.  When I moved to the US from Canada in the late 90s, it was a treat to read his columns in the Mercury News. I have a copy of  "Life is always full of problems. The last is toughest." in my box of treasured documents. It has inspired me to find meaning throughout the years and his reflections remain true to this day. Rest in Peace Mr. Frymer.