Phyllis Mae Murphy

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson-Camacho Funeral Home – Mt. Horeb

Phyllis was a pillar of strength, a person who shared love freely and a giver. We were privileged to know and love her. Ann and Phil Dettwiler

My heartfelt condolences to the family. I was blessed to have known this amazing and beautiful lady. I will miss our talks and laughter over sun chips and chocolate. Keep on dancing Phyllis Mae! Much love, Bridget

I am an RN and worked with Mrs. Murphy for many years at Methodist Hospital. She was a steady and calming presence during the long overnight hours. She held a lot of hands including those of young inexperienced nurses. She frequently talked about her boys and all their shenanigans. I often wondered when she slept since she was at the hospital all night. Murph was a "one-of-a kind" old nurse and I was blesssed to have learned from her and worked with her. My deepest sympathy to her family.

I first met Mrs Murphy when she cared for my gravely injured father in Methodist hospital “ICU”. I was 15 then. After high school I graduated from Methodist Hospital School of Nursing. My first RN job in 1972, led me back to Mrs Murphy who was then day supervisor. I had great respect for her and her knowledge. My condolences to the family. Audrey Luetscher