Edmund John Murphy

He was a real gentleman. Great wit, and conversationalist. We worked at RJ Marchand together and had many laughs and too muck coffee. He was very well read also. We shared books and stories. I miss him.

I just read about Ed minutes ago and feel so sad for this world's lost. He was a really great influence on my career and for some unknown reason I contacted him to let him know how much he had done for me in our years of working together. I told Ed that a great deal of my success was due to him. We did stay in touch over the years but not often enough. My be with Molly and family he often spoke of the Great New Zealand adventure she and her family were on. He was so proud! Ed go rest high...

We worked together a R.J. Marchand. We would have coffee together and chat about endless subjects. I used to drive to Mandeville and call him to meet for coffee or lunch. He was a real gentleman and a scholar, really enjoyed his company. Sorry I missed his funeral.

On behalf of the entire De La Salle community, we offer our deepest condolences during this difficult time. Please know that your entire family is in our prayers. Sincerely, Paul Kelly, ´83 President

....Saddened to hear this news today . Ed was a good friend of mine ever since we worked together at Woodward Wight.

Ed was a wonderful person and good friend.He will be sadly missed.I am glad to have met him.I knew for 50 years.The world will never be the same without him.My s

Ed was my Godfather, a kind and fun man. My sympathy to Molly and Marylou and his entire family.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.