Joe was born December 2, 1958 in Akron, Ohio, to his late father, Joseph Charles Murphy Jr. and his surviving mother, Mary Jane Murphy. Joe was the youngest of 4 siblings; Catherine, Thomas and John.
Joe was a loving husband, great father, best friend, soulmate, and a chauffeur as he enjoyed "Driving Miss Debbie" around. Joe had a strong bond with man's best friend, loved to travel, golf, be on the water, and read. He was a spiritual man who loved God. Joe loved and served his country. In the Air Force was where he found his love for airplanes and working on them. Joe would become a great father. He taught his boys how to work on things when they were younger; which has led them to careers in construction, building some of Atlanta's best buildings.
Joe was a loving husband, great father, best friend, soulmate, and a chauffeur as he enjoyed "Driving Miss Debbie" around. Joe had a strong bond with man's best friend, loved to travel, golf, be on the water, and read. He was a spiritual man who loved God. Joe loved and served his country. In the Air Force was where he found his love for airplanes and working on them. Joe would become a great father. He taught his boys how to work on things when they were younger; which has led them to careers in construction, building some of Atlanta's best buildings.
Joe was born December 2, 1958 in Akron, Ohio, to his late father, Joseph Charles Murphy Jr. and his surviving mother, Mary Jane Murphy. Joe was the youngest of 4 siblings; Catherine, Thomas and John.
Joe was a loving husband, great father, best friend, soulmate, and a chauffeur as he enjoyed "Driving Miss Debbie" around. Joe had a strong bond with man's best friend, loved to travel, golf, be on the water, and read. He was a spiritual man who loved God. Joe loved and served his country. In the Air Force was where he found his love for airplanes and working on them. Joe would become a great father. He taught his boys how to work on things when they were younger; which has led them to careers in construction, building some of Atlanta's best buildings.
Joe was a loving husband, great father, best friend, soulmate, and a chauffeur as he enjoyed "Driving Miss Debbie" around. Joe had a strong bond with man's best friend, loved to travel, golf, be on the water, and read. He was a spiritual man who loved God. Joe loved and served his country. In the Air Force was where he found his love for airplanes and working on them. Joe would become a great father. He taught his boys how to work on things when they were younger; which has led them to careers in construction, building some of Atlanta's best buildings.
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