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Clorenda D. Murphy
1957 2026

Clorenda D. Murphy

September 22, 1957 — January 22, 2026

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Clorenda D. Murphy, a beacon of love and light in the lives of those who knew her, passed away on January 22, 2026, at her residence in the comforting presence of her beloved family. Born on September 22, 1957, in Cleveland, Ohio, Clorenda blossomed into a remarkable woman, whose kindness and warmth resonated with everyone she encountered.

Over the years, Clorenda dedicated several years to a career in telecommunications, a role that reflected her natural ability to connect with others. Her pursuits were not confined to her professional life; she was a passionate learner who attended Denver University, nurturing her intellect and aspirations.

Clorenda’s true essence shone through her rich tapestry of memories, where she was known to bring joy and laughter into every gathering. A lover of singing, she took pride in sharing her voice with others, performing with a band that became one of her proudest accomplishments. Singing was her joy, as was the time spent with family during the holidays, where laughter and love filled the air. Clorenda had an infectious sense of humor, always ready with a kind word or a welcoming smile that made everyone feel at home.

Her hobbies resonated with her nurturing spirit. Clorenda was known for her love of reading and cooking, often gathering her family around a table filled with delicious meals. As a devoted Denver Broncos fan, she embraced the thrill of game days, leading spirited cheer for her favorite team. Her passion for travel brought her to various family functions, where her presence alone created cherished moments.

Clorenda leaves behind a loving family who will forever treasure the memories they shared. She is survived by her devoted husband, Kenneth Murphy; her beloved children, Devon "Tya" Brown, Lloyd Mills, and Carey Mills; nine adoring grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; and her two sisters, Bessie and Savannah.

While Clorenda's mother Savannah Mathes and her sister Arnetta Greene have preceded her in death, the love she imparted continues to flourish among those fortunate enough to have walked beside her. Clorenda D. Murphy will be remembered not just for the roles she played, but for the heart she shared with the world—a truly beautiful soul whose spirit will live on in her cherished legacy.

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