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Philip RIGGLE Obituary
48 of Springfield, passed away unexpectedly due to homicide on Sunday, May 2, 2021. He was born in Springfield on
August 17, 1972, the son of Rodney A. and Bonnie
(Shelton) Riggle. He was a graduate of North High School and was employed by Topre America Ohio. He was an avid Ohio State fan a memorabilia collector and loved to fish. Phil had a big heart and loved helping people. In addition to his parents, survivors include his
beloved daughter, Payton, who adored her dad; three
siblings, Tyise (Steve) McLin, Sharene Maloney and Curt Riggle; stepmother, Cherie Riggle; aunts and uncles, Bobbie and David Shelton, Kenneth (Shane) Riggle, Shirley Hill and nieces and nephews, Amanda (Max Schindler) and Kyle McLin, Ashley (Jason Church), Sierra (Jason Johnson) and Dale
(Brittany Pelfrey) Maloney and Sharise Riggle. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Robert and Opal Shelton; paternal grandparents, Rodney and Georgia Riggle; brother-in-law, Patrick Maloney; sister-in-law, Willa Napier. A private service will be held in CONROY FUNERAL HOME with burial to follow in Ferncliff Cemetery.
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Tammy
May 9, 2021
My heart goes out to Payton, she attended St Joe's preschool where I work, Her and her daddy were always so cute together. She lit up when she seen him coming in to door to pick her up. I also went to North with him. No one deserves to be taken like this. Prayers for his family especially his daughter.
Sharon Medley Gibson
May 8, 2021
He was a good guy and didn't deserve to die like this!! RIP Phil going to miss you
Shirley Rinehart Smith
May 6, 2021
Sorry for the entire family. Cherish the memories. (Rod-Lug) Shirley, prayers).
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