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Bob Dorn
November 13, 2014
I will miss him! He was the kindest gentle soul on this earth! I remember he would pick me up at Union Station on Fridays to take me home from school. When we got off the train from Milwaukee, he would wave and smile. We would be wild and excited from the train ride from Milwaukee and he would say, “Get in the car! It's time to go home!” Hearing the word “home” from Mr. Murphy was such a soothing word after being away at St John for a long period of time. Mr. Murphy….I will miss your humble soul. Thanks for being in my life.
Bob Dorn
November 13, 2014
Our thoughts and prayers ar with you. Tom will be missed.
Love, Heather, Matt, Elise & Hunter
November 13, 2014
To The Family Of Thomas R. Murphy
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends. May the God of comfort, comfort the family at this time and in the days ahead. Its is so comforting to know that God feels for us when we suffer.-Zechariah 2:8
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