Finding hope, help in dealing with mental illness  

Submitted on June 15, 2011
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By Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Deacon James and Linda Murphy are shown at their home in Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in South St. Louis. Linda Murphy was holding a brochure on the Karla Smith Foundation and its support groups, including one organized by the Murpheys which supports families affected by mental illness.
Deacon James and Linda Murphy are shown at their home in Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in South St. Louis. Linda Murphy was holding a brochure on the Karla Smith Foundation and its support groups, including one organized by the Murpheys which supports families affected by mental illness.
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
The Murpheys of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in South St. Louis found hope and help in dealing with a family member's mental illness. Now they are bringing that hope and help to others. "We're here, and we're getting the word out about how important it is to come to a support group," said Linda Murphey.

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