David F. Murphy

Dear Jenny, Susie and families. Working side by side with your Dad was always a pleasure. I moved to San Antonio TX 5 wks ago and so glad I make a point to review LDNews weekly. My deepest sympathies to everyone.

David and Myra Murphy were unsung heroes and represented an era gone by of old time take care of your own and be honorable and do without in the cause to give to others. No deed was unrecognized. No need unmet. Not only did my dear Uncle Dave give me a life-line during tremendous times of trial: he gave me life-long open-door and courageous heart. No frills. No special packages. But instead the real thing: tough love, acceptance, guidance, tolerance, encouragement and absolute unconditional...

You will be greatly missed Dave Loved your sense of humor and our lunch outings to the Filling Station! Sending my condolences to the family.

Aleshia B.

David was a great young man to spend time with - former caregiver who enjoy to share coal mining stories or going for walks to Pronios My heart & prayers are with all of you who he loved so much - May God carry you as he had carry me during my losts over the years

I had the honor to briefly care for Mr. Murphy during the last few weeks of his life. I enjoyed his sense of humor, his love of family, and his kindness to me.

Dave and I were classmates at the Garfield school in Shamokin. He was a kind and friendly boy. Sorry for your loss. C. Wayne Meyer