TIMOTHY J. MURPHY

Dear Kathleen, This anniversary sees to come around more than once a year, and now that I'm not on 18, I don't see you to talk about how you are, how many grandchildren you have, trips you've taken and to tell you in person how vividly I remember Tim. I join you in mourning his far too early departure. As I've mentioned before, Tim and I had planned a call to discuss the concept of prayer; never got to have that conversation. I miss both of you. You are in my thoughts, and I send comfort and...

Tim, you are sorely missed and always will be. Embracing you and your beloved family in an everlasting hug.

Dearest Kathy and your ever growing family, a year later and still missing the imp and prince who Ieft a kingdom size hole in everyones heart. Ill bet hes busy praying for Mick Jagger this week! Sending renewed love and comfort.

Your St. Ignatius family will offer prayers for the repose of the soul of Tim. Although it has been a while since we spoke, I will remember Tim for his smile, and his friendship as a fellow South Sider.

Are prayers are with all the Murphy family. Tim ALWAYS had a smile on his face and warm hand shake

Kathleen. I just heard about Tim and am so sorry for your loss. He was sweet, cute, smart and a well respected attorney. May his memory be a blessing.

Kathy and Family,
What a great husband, father, brother-in-law, coach, parishioner and human being. Brought back a flood of happy Mt. Prospect memories. Gone far too soon for your whole earthly family. May he rest in the arms of the Lord.

My sincerest sympathy,

Marsha Minton Ulbrich

My Condolences to the whole family. Tim was simply a great all-around guy with a big, fun heart. Working with him and getting to know him after I left the firm we were at, was a true pleasure. He was a true professional and a friend. I learned so much from him about how to be a lawyer and a good person. Hope the Sox win it this year.

Tim Deffet