now included 65 grandchildren, 117 great—grandchildren and 32 great— 
     
     great—grandchildren. They would return here every five years to renew ties 
     
     with one another and with their past. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Following the mass, the various branches of the Keefe family posed on the 
     
     steps of St. Malachy’s to have their pictures taken. The last group involved 
     
     the family of Kathleen Murphy, the youngest daughter of John and 
     
     Angelina, and the only surviving family member to attend the reunion. 
     
     Kathleen took her place on the church steps, surrounded by her family. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The siX of the seven Murphy sons and one daughter who assembled on 
     
     the church steps are a remarkable and accomplished group: all university 
     
     graduates, all successful in their careers, highly entrepreneurial and, like 
     
     Kathleen, all committed to family. There was Shawn, lawyer and the 
     
     then member of parliament for Charlottetown; D’Arcy, who operates 
     
     Tim Horton franchises in St. John; Danny, who operates Tim Horton 
     
     and Wendys franchises and a string of hotels in eastern Canada; Kevin, 
     
     operator of award—winning restaurants and an historic boutique hotel 
     
    

    
     in Charlottetown; Michael, an accountant with international business 
     
    
   
   
    
     experience who returned home to operate the hotel; Mary Jane, the only 
     
     daughter, a businesswoman and accountant; and Joey, who operates Tim 
     
     Horton franchises in Ottawa. Stephen, the third—youngest, had returned 
     
     to his home in Ottawa the previous day, where he operates Tim Horton 
     
     and Wendys franchises. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     Ancestowllgwwes at St. Malta/131’s cemetm'y 
     
    
   
   
    
     8 KATHLEEN MURPHY, MAITRIARC