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Trista Larson
David Leo Murphy
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Clare Murphy
Ever since I was small, Grandpa had been sharing his knowledge of the world with me. And I, curious as I am, was interested. It started with words. A word I didn't know would pop up in conversation, and after explaining it to me, would say, "Put that in your vocabulary". I never quite understood what a vocabulary was, so after awhile I came to the conclusion that they don't exist, hence I didn't have one. "I don't have a vocabulary!" I'd indignantly reply, which made him laugh every time. Though I didn't understand, I knew he found me funny, and that became my one-liner for many years. I'll miss making him laugh.
Mariah Larson
My grandpa Murphy was the absolute best at telling stories. I could never tell if he was telling a true story or making it up! Every spring break, grandma and grandpa would take my sisters, my cousins, and I on vacations. Many of them were road trips, which meant lots of these stories. He would always start with "in another life of mine" or something of that sort. I was pretty little at this time, so unfortunately I don't remember all of the stories. But I do remember that they kept us entertained!!
Trista Moore (Larson)
Grandpa was always the poker dealer for our final round of "the penny game" (rummy). We had so much fun listing all the nicknames for each card as he dealt them. Of course, he always did it with character and style;)
Vicky Murphy
I lost David on June 10 and Billy on June 19. I was reflecting on all the fun times we had together. We were very close as we lived together off and on. One summer we were in Wabasha staying at the Anderson House in the second floor. It was not long after Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid movie. In the morning when we left, we took our bags and went out the window and down the fire escape just like in the movie. They were always so much fun!
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