Murph: The Protector Page #2
he would tell you
what was going on with them.
And he'd always be devoted to them,
making sure they had water
and letting them out,
making sure they were okay.
He was a great swimmer.
And they had a pool in the back yard.
whether it was cannonballs or...
Dan used to do
something called "pencil."
And Mike would do that
because he was...
he loved swimming.
He loved the water.
Michael Murphy.
Come on, Michael,
you're the youngest one there.
Good.
Where is he?
It was chaotic and fun.
Typical Michael...
they were... I mean, they were...
Kelly was 11 and Colleen was 12.
My dad passed away
when I was younger.
and my sisters
and gave us, you know,
Their father had died of cancer.
Their mother had basically
abandoned them.
And their grandmother
literally wanted
to move them along.
Michael and I laughed
because she was so intent
on getting them out of her house
that she delivered them to us
in the middle of a snowstorm.
Mike gave up his room
and, you know, we became
like brothers and sisters.
"Mom, Dad, the girls
have to stay somewhere.
I'll move out of the big room
so they can go in that room."
you know, study.
If I didn't know something,
He actually taught me to drive.
Tell me more about that.
Yeah, my first car was his first car.
And he'd take me to a parking lot
of an abandoned supermarket
or empty supermarket,
and he'd teach me
to go in circles
and then venture out
onto the roads.
Yes! Yes!
Sports was his thing.
He loved it.
He played soccer.
He wasn't wild about soccer,
but he loved baseball.
He loved football and hockey, yeah.
Anything kind of dangerous
he liked.
And so he made the football team.
And Mike in high school
was not the Mike you see
in a SEAL uniform.
Mike was kind of a wiry guy.
He was fierce.
The hardest hitter.
Very small. He was a small guy,
you know.
He didn't weigh all that much.
But he played safety.
And he would just... he would
knock the crap out of people.
And he was fast too.
He was really fast.
He lost his spot to, actually,
Kristin's boyfriend at the time.
And he actually worked with him
to make him a better football player.
That's who he was, you know.
He knew this guy was taking his spot,
but he was gonna help him
get better.
this freshman come up, and willingly,
and mentored him
that entire season, because he knew
for the team in how he played.
After the last game,
which they lost,
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