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Patrick “Pat” T. Murphy, age 72, of Morris, Alabama, passed away on Saturday July 29, 2023. He was born in Jasper, Alabama on October 24, 1950, to Talmadge and Augustine Murphy. He will be greatly missed and remembered fondly by all those who knew and loved him.

Pat was preceded in death by his father, Talmadge Murphy.

Pat had a love for airplanes. He became a skilled pilot, spending countless hours soaring the open skies in his Cessna 150. Whether it was flying to Cullman or down to Florida, the cockpit was where he felt most at home.

Beyond his passion for aviation, Pat loved the outdoors. He enjoyed fishing and camping with his sister Debby. He was a loving father, son, brother, "Pop-Pop", and a loyal friend, always ready to lend a hand.

He is survived by his mother, Augustine Murphy, sisters, Melissa (Johnny) Harvella, Debby Arrington, children: Cherry (Brian) Gibbs, Sharon (Raymond) Hanson, and Bryan (Peggy) Murphy and his six grandchildren, Lauren Gibbs, Callie Hanson, Chloe Hanson, Cambree Hanson, Braden Murphy, and Palmer Murphy

In lieu of a memorial service we will be having a celebration of life service at his house on August 20th, from 2– 4 pm.  All are welcome to come and celebrate his life.

Professional services entrusted to W.E. Lusain Funeral Home and Crematory of Birmingham, Alabama. 
August 7, 2023
August 7, 2023
Pat was my first cousin but also a good friend. We would talk for hours on the phone and get together when we could. I said I did things when I didn't so they would not get in trouble but after we were adults they confessed. It was fun growing up with them and my other cousins to bad this next generation will not know that. One day we will see each other again. Love you 

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August 7, 2023
August 7, 2023
Pat was my first cousin but also a good friend. We would talk for hours on the phone and get together when we could. I said I did things when I didn't so they would not get in trouble but after we were adults they confessed. It was fun growing up with them and my other cousins to bad this next generation will not know that. One day we will see each other again. Love you 
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August 6, 2023
Pat's love of flying was no surprise to all that knew him as a child. He built an airplane out of wood, had wings and a seat. He then talked Tootie(sister) into "piloting " it down across the field. We all gave her a running push, and the plane hit a terrace and proceeded to flip, threw Tootie out, and tore off a wing! He was always "creating" things and talking one of us into being the "guinea pig" to try it out! Lol! And we loved it!! We built "furniture" out of boards and pine straw, houses out of the same materials, swam.in the "swimming hole" in the creek, threw rocks at cars from the "big rock" on the side of the hill. Til we got caught by a person with a convertible. And denied throwing ANY rocks! And stuck to that story!! We had so much fun as kids! We fought at times, but, we loved each other, even through the fights! I had a great childhood because of Pat and Tootie and Debby! Pat was the ring leader, except when he made Tootie "leader" cause it might hurt! Lol Going to miss him bigtime!big time!! And love you always!!❤️

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