Mark T. Murphy

Dear Kim, Ryan & Katie, & family, our deepest condolences for Mark´s sudden passing. We join our sorrows, prayers and love with you as we ask Almighty God for His Comfort & Mercy during this difficult time. His memory will continue to live in our hearts and we place him in the Mercy of Our Lord Jesus Christ that he may rest in Peace. Love, Chuck & Tina & family

Katie, Kim, and Ryan, my thoughts are with you all and your family. I'll always know him as Mr. Murphy or Coach Murphy. He was the kindest, most encouraging coach. I have countless fond memories of going to practices or other events with Katie and him in the blue pick up truck. And the poundcakes...the best ever. These are only a couple of the plentiful memories I have from growing up hanging with your wonderdul family. My deepest sympathies with your family at this time.

So sorry to hear about Mark! Tim O’Malley , Mark and I were “Irish brothers “ during Junior high and High School. So many great memories with Mark through those years. My heart goes out to Kim and family , including Mark’s great sister Chris.

I had the privilege of working with Mark at UPenn from 2003 until his retirement. Mark was not only a top-notch professional, but even more importantly, one of the kindest and friendliest people you could ever meet. As a fellow Kings Pointer, I cherished the moments we spent swapping sea stories, sharing laughs, and enjoying good times together. Mark embodied the spirit of Acta Non Verba-deeds, not words-and he lived that motto every day. He will be deeply missed. Fair winds and following...

We were saddened to learn of Mark’s untimely and sudden passing. Our prayers go to you and your family, Kim, - and to Chris, Jack and your family.

Living in Texas, I only had a handful of opportunities to see Mark in his adult years. In many ways, Mark is frozen in my memory as a fun and spunky little boy. Those memories bring a smile to my heart.

As you mourn the loss of your beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, know that you will remain in our...

I met Mark while he worked at Seascape Marina. He was a great guy and always very helpful. We shared common beliefs so had many good conversations. He will be missed for sure.

Mark was one of the nicest people I have ever met. My heart goes out to Kim and the family....his passing is truly tragic and a loss for us all. The world needs more people like Mark, and I was blessed to consider him a friend.

Our love to you Kim and your family. We are here for you. Our prayers and love.