In Memory

Dennis Kevin Murphy

Dennis Kevin Murphy died August 3, 2019 in Norman at the age of 61 years 8 months 30 days. Celebration of Life services are scheduled for 6:00 PM, Friday, August 23, at the Norman Train Depot located at 200 S. Jones Ave. Memorial Services are scheduled for 1:00 PM, Saturday, August 24, at the Southern Hills Baptist Church located at 2501 Country Club Road in Chickasha, Oklahoma. 
Kevin was born November 4, 1957 to James and Hazel (Simpkins) Murphy in Maracaibo, Venezuela. His family moved to Norman in 1960, where he had lived most of his life. Kevin operated a plant leasing business and a water garden design and construction business. He also worked with and was on the board of the Full Circle Adult Day Center in Norman and the Resurrection House and the Life Skills Institute in Chickasha. Kevin enjoyed hiking and was an avid Sooner fan. 
Kevin is preceded in death by his parents; and a nephew, Liam Przelomski. Survivors include his brothers, Sean (Candy) Murphy, and Brendan (Cathy) Murphy; his sisters, Mary (Darrell) Schwartz, and Terri (James) Pilkington; his nieces, Allison (Pilkington) Keele, Kelli (Pilkington) Estes, Mallory (Murphy) Langlois, Laurel (Murphy) Hoffmann, and Hailey (Murphy) Johnston; his nephews Aaron Pilkington, Stefan Przelomski, and Keegan Murphy, and many other relatives and friends.

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08/27/19 09:07 AM #1    

Patrick Keim

  Farewell my old friend.  You made such a lasting impact on our lives, never to be forgotten!  A part of you travels on with us.  Though you have gone the way of all the World, your memory lives on in our hearts and minds.  Let us all draw near to each other, for it is certain we shall not all pass this way again....


08/27/19 01:59 PM #2    

Donald Pickel

RIP my friend haven't seen you sence you built the fish pond for my sister. Good thoughts and prayers for you and your family!!

08/28/19 12:32 AM #3    

Thomas T Lowman

Nooooooo. Never a close friend but all the same Kevin was always kind and honest. We had some interesting discussions about values and life, he was very intelligent and enjoyed showing me another point of view.Another good one lives on thru our memories. Kevin enriched us all.
Tom

08/28/19 04:44 AM #4    

James Stober

R.I.P. my friend! Kevin and I go back to West days, was always a close friend. He really was there for me after the death of my second wife. Amazing compassion for others! You are missed!


08/28/19 08:18 AM #5    

Steve Burleson

 I’m sorry to read of Kevin‘s passing. He was a very good friend of mine in our younger days. He also helped my mother while she was sick a few years ago At the facility she was at for about 30 days. I had no idea that Kevin was sick. I do not know how he passed away exactly? I know he spent decades in the landscape Business. It kind of makes me wonder if the round up weed killer is involved with his passing. Kevin was a good man to say the least!! 


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