MURPHY ANDERSON Jr.

murphy was one of the nicest people I ever met artist or not artist,he was always at the local jersey shows with his wife Helen what a wonderful couple they were,always happy always made you feel good.i'm proud to have called him a friend.i'm proud to say I knew him since 1975.a gentleman that I think was born in a suit,i never saw him not have 1 on.even whenever I got up to his studio,other associates were dressed comfortable.1 time saw murph up there with frank chiaramonte,ron zodekevitch...

murphy was the 1st artist I ever met way back in 1975,i loed him up in the phone book and he invited me and 3 friends to his studio on a sunday and did us sketches and showed us his prince valiants on his wall and spoke to us about some of his favorites-fred schwaub and lou fine this was in 1975.i kept incontact with him over the years and even traded him 2 lou fine pgs. for the wonderful illustration of adam strange,hawkman and hawkgirl that appeared as a back cvr to cfa-apa dedicated to him...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

a class act and a greatartist and friend RIP Murph

I WORKED FOR mURP 30 YEARS AGO AT Visal comcepts He was an amazing man and artist. He inspired me ebough to break into comics and work for Marvel and DC for 25 years. I did so until my own stroke last year. getting stronger every day and staying positive. I cheris the memory of our long tals about comics and the industry and his good humer in the talks...He was one of a kind and will be missed. RIP Murph.. my best to Helen and Murph jr.and familys.

Tom Smith

To my dear Helen
My deepest sympathy for the loss of your lovely husband
God be with you and your family and give you strengh for this difficult time in your life.
With all my love
Anna Kalogridakis

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May the smile of memories shared, and the embrace of love, ease your sorrow and be the light that shines on you.

May the God of all comfort help you during your time of sorrow providing comfort and strength as needed. Please accept my sincere condolences.