Alan G. Murphy, Jr.
Alan Murphy was born December 15, 1940 in Houston Texas to his parents Alan Sr. and Elsie (nee Smith) Murphy.
He is survived by his beloved wife Judith Reeder Murphy; his daughter Cathy [Jack] and Stephen and was predeceased by his son Michael, and other relatives.
He passed away peacefully at the age of 72 on February 1, 2013, at home, surrounded by his loved ones and his special friend Angel.
There will be a memorial service on Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm in the chapel at St. Louis Cremation. All are welcome to attend.
Greg will be remembered in my prayers. I was close to Greg when we were much younger and enjoyed him very much and his sense of humor.
Blessings to his family.
Pat and Mike Holy
Dear Judy,
Yes, you will meet again. That is a promise we have been given. May your days be filled with peace and love knowing that.
Sorry this just came into my mind, as I was getting very serious. “And the South shall rise again!” From the ole lady
upstairs. : > )
Judy, Greg was a great guy and you both have been wonderful friends and neighbors. Greg will be dearly missed.
May god watch over him and you.
See you when your back in town. My prayers and thoughts are with you daily.
God Bless you, always,
Rose Marie Littl,e
Judy’
take one day at the time and be conforted by knowing that all of us are praying for his soul and for you.
Fondly,
Angela Apollo
Our love and beautiful memories of Greg be with you, dear Judy. You will be in our prayers during this most painful and precious time. May you experience the blessed compassion of your Lord. Jesus.
Life goes by so quickly–one day we are young with dreams and the next we have made a lifetime journey. Thank you for sharing such beautiful memories of Greg. Marian was a beautiful experience being the first graduating class we were so bonded. My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Marylyn Colonnetta
Couldn’t bring myself to watch this until today. I guess I needed to know you were somehow close by. Judith, this is a beautiful tribute. How loved you both are from each other and from those of us who get to look on. God bless you my Bestest Friend. You are my friend, you are special. Thanks for sharing this incredible love between you and Greg with me.
Judy and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Greg was a most wonderful man and a treasure to have known.
I am thinking of all of you at this time, and am sending love and prayers to all of you.
Jan
Browsing the internet I searched for info on a high school friend from long ago, Greg Murphy. It has been six months since his passing. I unite myself to his family and share their grief. He was a truly beautiful human being, inside and out. Could the cremation company please forward this email to his wife judy so that I can get in touch with the family.I will be forever grateful.
Deacon R.C. Salinas