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David Pansegrouw
February 3, 2011
Lots and lots of respect and love to Dennis Murphy and all his family. I went to Goddard during the 1970s. Never took a class with Dennis but saw him perform numerous times and his music still touches me.
newton baker
January 23, 2011
As a teacher at Union Elementary School, Montpelier, I first met Dennis when he brought his Gamelon and Shadow Puppets to our school for a performance. He inspired me to start my own classroom work with shadow puppets. I got to see more of his performances at Goddard and also enjoyed his performances several times with Poet Geof Hewitt and Musician Chuck Meese. This too helped inspire activities I shared with students. Dennis was a man of such energy and charm that to meet him once was to want to be around him forever. I will miss him greatly and my thoughts are with his family.
Renette Procopio
January 10, 2011
Dear Pat and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. It is never easy to lose a loved one no matter what the circumstances. Hold on to all the good memories, keep him in your hearts and he will live forever. I lost my mother on December 23rd and this is what I’m trying to do. Please keep me in your thoughts and prayers as you are in mine.
:-) Renette
Steve Meltzer
January 7, 2011
I'm a former student of Dennis' at Goddard College where I took many of his classes in the mid to late 70's. He was my music mentor and friend. He helped me build several instruments including two marimbas and various kalimbas. I remember Dennis fondly all these years later playing in the Gamelan and reciting Indian vocal music. He was a huge influence on my musical career where I studied at Creative Music Studio in Woodstock and then later became interested in electronic music but always incorporating the world asthetic. I still have a picture of him playing Gamelan which I proudly display in my home.
Steve Meltzer
Rockaway, NJ
Sean Bradley
January 4, 2011
Ellen and Shawn,
I am very sorry for the loss of your father. I know that regardless of
our age, this is not an easy thing to accept. My thoughts and prayers
are with you and your family.
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