Joseph K. Murphy

Rest in peace.

Joe we go way back in our Bayonne days so very sorry to hear your not with us anymore may you Rest in peace God Bless

I discovered this notice quite by accident, one thing leading to another, while doing research about St. Vincent de Paul, a school where I was an indifferent student and a terrible altar boy in the 1960s. It was curiosity about the famous Harry Clark stained-glass windows in the church basilica that had initially piqued my interest, which reminds me that it was the Murphy's who donated the golden tabernacle in the late 60s. Though it must be fifty-five years since I've seen Joe's...

So sorry for your loss. Death is very hard to accept, especially during the Holiday season. Prayers for all the family. I lived on E 46th St, went to school with Kathleen.

RIP Joe, May God bless your soul and give comfort to your family.

I am very sorry to hear about Joe. We had many good years working together on the Turnpike. Joe was always there when you needed him. He will missed.

I´m deeply sorry to hear of the passing of Joe. While I haven´t seen him in a long time we did meet well over 20 years ago & had coffee a couple of times. Joe was a a decent and good man. Please accept my my most sincere condolences.