April 1 marks one year since we lost Joe Murphy. Raise a glass of root beer in tribute to Our Missing Ninja.
And please visit the tribute show post at The Joe Murphy Memorial Fund website.
I’ve also included a link to the tribute episode here, for those subscribed to the Deadpan feed.
firsty!!! bitches!!! anyway we miss Joe.
Is that Summer down at the bottom of the photo?
No. If I’m not mistaken thats Sheila, Evo’s wife.
Weird seeing Mike with hair. Still looks like he’s in the closet.
Also, firsty, bitches? taste?
Hey, Hey, Hey !
Top row: Joe, Alec, Jack, Mike.
Bottom row: TD (hat), TD’s wife (helmet), Shiela, Evo, Mark.
awww
I haven’t listened to this yet, I can’t listen to this at this point in my life, but I will
Joe is still sorely missed. Some of the greatest moments in podcasting were made by Joe’s fantastic 1 liners.
I wish I had the chance to meet him, and I regret I never made that trip to Tucson with the promise of a drive to Phoenix and the studio with Joe. That would of been hawesome.
I love hearing everyones stories of how they met Joe, they are always the sweetest stories about a guy who was so genuine. I hope doing this show, giving tribute to their friend helped his friends in some way.
All of us that are still here have so much to be thankful for :)
namaste
Justajoe made me cry!
In all seriousness, I wish I had known him. The stories sound wonderful. Thank you for sharing this episode.
Morning Pan.
Downloaded the episode, won’t be able to listen to it for a while. Still catching up on podcast from holidays.
Ditto, when you come on to the boards, since I know you’re Canadian too, have you heard anything about the rumor we’re going to lose the $5 bill and have it replaced with a $3 coin?
We have the Loonie and Toonie, what would we call this one? The Threenie?
I’m pretty sure that’s an April Fool’s joke.
Morning, Pan!
My life was touched by Joe, and I love that everyone shared their stories about him in the podcast.
I finally got Dub’s latest, nice words Dub. A fitting tribute for Joe.
I have my Joe Murphy memorial wristband on the base of my mic stand. When I got a new stand, the first thing I did was move the wristband to the new stand.
It is sad that such a unique person died at early age. I love his book reviews and I never regret buying a book that he reviewed as a good book. He is also my hero because I am partly disabled in hearing and his work inspired my life.
I am wearing wristbands with his name on them. When people ask me why I have his name on, I can say something about him and about my disability.