Sarah Murphy

I knew Sarah from Andersons Coffee Shop where she worked. I've been a customer for 40 years. Sarah was so engaging, and even though our association was casual, I will always remember Sarah, the beautiful, brave, and gracious human being that she was. God Bless.

I knew Sarah from youth group at Chapelwood many years ago and she was absolutely delightful and always so pretty. All my love and condolences go to her family. Her mother and dad were always so good to my mom and they were such a good looking and great family. Sarah will be missed.

Sarah Beth, I will always remember you and the sweetness in your face-
your cousin Andy

So many memories. So many conversations. So many lives touched. And all the smiles received. All the grace. What a teacher you've been. Thank you.

I've been buying coffee from Sarah for more years than I can say. We long ago found that we shared a love for Uncle Walt's Band. She was a lovely, lovely person and I am sorry not to be able to see her sweet smile again.

I've never been so sad about the passing of someone I barely knew. I saw Sarah several times a month for 20 coffee-buying years, and she simply made me feel good with her gorgeous, welcoming face and smile. She radiated warmth and kindness. I saw her at a party last year and we had a lovely conversation where we talked of getting together socially in the future. I'm sorry that didn't happen. It's hard to grasp and accept that such a beloved person had to leave so soon. To her family I want to...

I was shocked to hear about Sarah's passing last week. She was a light in every room she entered - I hope that her memory can be kept alive and that your sadness is replaced with the happiest times you shared together.