Patrick Murphy

Whoa... so sad to learn all these years later that Pat is gone. A mutual friend and I from our NMU college days have just reunited and were reminiscing about those days and Pat's name came up. When we googled around and found this we were kind of stunned. The last time I talked with Pat was in the late 90's. He loaned me his Honda Goldwing for a weekend back in probably '77 or so to travel from Marquette to Petoskey to visit my folks. His larger than life personality, generosity and humor was...

Just yesterday, I was reminiscing what a good friend you were to me ... from escorting me to my cancer pre-surgery appointment ... to celebrating my birthday at Giza. I trust that one day I’ll meet up with you again. Connie Jalet

Rest in peace Patrick.

Not a day goes by that I don't remember some golf course adventure or laughing and trying to stay at least a little close to the speed limit while riding our motorcycles on a back desert road or being entranced with some story about his youth on the 'UP' of Michigan. I really, truly love you, Pat. And it breaks my heart that I can't pick up the phone and ask to go out and ride to Red Rock or play 9 holes at Canyon Gate before it gets too dark. What a friend. What a wonderful, caring,...

I miss you so much uncle Pat! I wish we spent more time together and I wish I could get advice from you about my future and colleage! I love you! Rest in paradise !

Will have a shot of Irish Whiskey and think about Pat

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.