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Debbie FinCannon
November 29, 2009
Alan,Linda and family,
I was very sad to read about Phillip.Growing up next door to you guys when I was young, my memories are the same as Debbie's ....jumping the ditch and going to the ball park, sneaking on the bus!!Jumping our bikes over the hill,playing basketball in the Etheridge's driveway....We were all too cool for words! He was a wonderful person.
November 28, 2009
Linda, Alice,Sissy and the rest of the family. I was so sad when daddy called and told me about Phillip. You were all family to the Arellano's and you all will be in our prayers along with many thoughts. We love you all
Jessie (Punk) Arellano Pirando
Debbie Kovach
November 25, 2009
To the family...as we all grew up together, it makes our memories fond ones. All the days we sneaked on Mrs. Etheridge's school bus, riding our bikes over the hill in her yard, jumping the ditch behind your house to get to the ballpark, and going to school together. Most of all Phillip's friendship with my brother Kevin! They spent many good times together! They were brothers!
Love to all of you!
May he rest in peace and always in our hearts!
Debbie Harris Kovach
Tim
November 25, 2009
I am truly sorry for your loss. Phillip was my only true friend in life even though I moved we still would call and talk to each other. I am sadden and will miss him. I have many happy memories of him and I growing up in Virginia Beach and having fun fishing with my brothers. To all of Phillips family my deepest condolences are with you in this hard time.
Patti Stone
November 25, 2009
Linda and Family,
Im so sorry for your loss. I can remember hearing Phillip and your Dad talking to each other some nights. I will also remember Phillip with his long hair.
Love to all of you
Patti Mae
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